HeyJaredLoosen Up Your Painting Podcast
Join visual artist Malcolm Dewey with tips and advice on how to improve your painting, art practice and grow your inspiration for creativity. For beginners to advanced you will learn new ways to grow your painting fun and enjoyment. Find out more at www.malcolmdeweyfineart.com
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Mad Enchantment: What Claude Monet Can Teach Us About Making Art in Difficult Times (opens the original)
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In this episode, I review Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Water Lilies by Ross King—a moving account of Monet’s final years, his enormous Water Lilies project, declining health, personal loss, and determination to keep painting through the First World War. More than a story about a famous artist, this is a powerful reminder for every creative person—especially those of us in midlife and beyond—that our most meaningful work may still be ahead of us. Find me on YouTube and on
You Are Only King for a Day: Make Time Count Now (opens the original)
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There comes a time in middle age when we may find ourselves looking backward with nostalgia and forward with worry. But while we are doing that, the present moment — the only time we truly have — is quietly slipping away. In this episode, “You Are Only King for a Day,” I reflect on the importance of taking action now. We look at how great musicians like Van Morrison and Pink Floyd created unforgettable music because they used their time well. They did not wait forever. They got on with the work.
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