Harvesting Vision: The Sublime Alchemy of Land and Art
As both a flower farmer and an oil painter, I often find myself straddling two worlds that might seem, at first glance, entirely different. One - outside among the complex…
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Silent Seasons: How To Create in Winter’s Embrace
Nurturing Creativity in the Darkness of Winter As the snow gently blankets the ground and the days grow shorter, winter offers an invitation to pause. In a world that moves…
It’s Been Awhile…
I'm honestly not sure if I'm just writing here for myself now, or if everyone has left the building. I'm not even going to apologize for being quiet here for…
Janice Tanton’s Guide To Creatively Surviving The Pandemic
I'm sharing my Ten Top Tips on How To Creatively Survive the Pandemic. Grab your eBook here for FREE, or make a small donation! COVID-19
Lines, Lines, Everywhere There’s Lines…
Charles Nègre (French, 1820 - 1880)[Portrait of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres], plate about 1844; print April 1982, Engraving10.6 × 12.9 cm (4 3/16 × 5 1/16 in.), 84.XM.692.18The J. Paul…
On Distress, Fatigue and Discouragement…
Heartbreakingly beautiful. I see and feel this over a hundred years into the future from when it was created. "I am distressed, almost discouraged, and fatigued to the point of…
Can You Smell Your Paintings?
"I must see new things and investigate them. I want to taste dark water and see crackling trees and wild winds." - Egon Schiele Edith Schiele - by Egon Schiele.…
Solstice – From the Dark To the Light
"The Birth of Sky Woman" ©2009 Janice Tanton. Oil on canvas. AAs an artist, I work in the light and the dark. I work to create a false sense of…
"Finding My Marbles" ©2019 Janice Tanton. Oil on linen, 48"x48"
Am I Losing My Marbles?
Are you losing your marbles and looking for a new way to concentrate and learn?
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