Do you feel the need for a “good” result every time you paint? Or hope for a painting that looks good at every stage?

This can bring an added stress to making art and limit your ability to experiment. We discuss what might be at the bottom of this, quite natural, desire to feel satisfied and how we can work this into our process.

Also, one listener asks "Am I not going to move forward in my art if I keep using my phone?" and we have some ideas of the advantages and disadvantages of using your phone as a recorder and where it may be holding you back.

Mentioned:

Kyle Cease podcast interview - creativity and taking that one step (Warning; curse words!)

https://podtail.com/en/podcast/you-made-it-weird-with-pete-holmes/kyle-cease/

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