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Intuitive Painting....


You begin the painting without knowing what the final image or theme will be as you open to your unconscious, and through the process, allow an image to emerge. This is Intuitive Painting.

Emotional cleansing helps creativity to flow.  As you express the unexpressed within you the blockage will be released and your emotions, intuition and creativity will flow.  When you are releasing unexpressed negative emotions you don’t hold the negativity inside you.
Be willing to listen to your intuition and act accordingly.  One of the easiest ways to keep your intuitive voice silent is to not really want to hear it.

Be open to life and the creative force of the universe.  Approach your intuitive painting practice with a sense of knowing and trust that you are a creative being. It’s more than creation.. It’s meditation.. and understanding the “Then You”.

Instead of suffering emotional pain, feeling isolated and believing that no one really understands how you feel, painting your story allows you to express and process internal events.  You are comparing your experience to something (a symbol) and giving it a tangible form in the world.  You are honoring your experience and allowing it to teach you something. The time spent with these pure colors and liquids is rejuvenating to the body and soul.


Immerse yourself in the world of intuitive painting. In this process of Intuitive Painting, you'll not only learn how to observe the world around you and tap into your creative intuition, but also how to take a brave, curious and open-minded approach to painting with colors of your choice. 

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  1. Creative transformationJune 21, 2018 at 4:16 AM

    Well said, I really appreciate the writer and his thoughts... please do write such intuitions... good luck

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