It’s one thing to have an interest in creating art or putting something on canvas. It’s another to see yourself as an artist and have an artistic practice.
What’s a difference-maker between those who do and those who don’t? Creative confidence, and to talk about it, I’m joined by Growth Studio members Alyssa Marquez, Merrie Koehlert, and Andrew Rea in another roundtable series.
In this episode of The Savvy Painter Podcast, you’ll learn about the concept of creative confidence, its impact on artistic practice, and how it differs from self-confidence and arrogance. You’ll get personal insights into how the participants’ confidence has evolved, whether there’s such a thing as too much confidence, and how peer support can help navigate challenges and enhance artistic expression.
1:34 - Defining creative confidence and how it’s necessary for artists to create and share their work
6:46 - How you’re constantly making art (even if you haven’t always been the artistic type)
13:00 - How Alyssa’s creative confidence has evolved over time
24:42 - How an evolution in confidence has most recently affected Merrie’s and Andrew’s art
29:49 - How to distinguish between confidence, self-confidence, and arrogance
33:19 - Can you have too much confidence in your painting or art practice?
40:33 - How confidence has impacted Alyssa’s desire to take risks with art
43:03 - Impact of the Growth Studio community on the roundtable participants’ confidence
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