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Experimental artist artnadiaduvall’s work is eerie and other-worldly. She combines her love of science and abstract artistic expression in mesmerizing performances involving a pool of water and a buoyant chemical concoction of ink she developed called “skin”. In this feature, she talks about forging a path of her own, her unique process, and her evolution as an artist.
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Photo by Jose Carlos Carvalho
The trouble with being “good”
Jessica Jones reflects on Week 5 of Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way course and discovers that embracing her true, authentic self means tapping into her own supply of creative inspiration rather than relying on others' resources. "I want to be myself," Jessica says. "I want to be accepted as a whole person, not a 'good' person. I want to LIVE. But living means taking leaps of faith doesn’t it?"
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Improving your marketable skills
If you’re currently looking for a job, this is a great opportunity for you to develop and build on your professional skill set. You don’t have to go back to school to do it, either. Here are some ways to improve your abilities to increase your marketability, confidence, and your income.
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The flow of letting go
For some, creative expression is a religious experience. "The beauty of The Artist’s Way is that regardless of our individual spiritual leanings, we all recognize on some level that our creativity flows from a universal source," Jessica Jones writes. In her 5th installment of The Artist's Way course, Jessica shares how in order to get to that sacred space, she's making changes to make way for her reemergence not only as an artist, but as an individual.
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"The work of Erin Stone may give you a subtle chill. Her series, “Returning”, evokes an eerie feeling — one you might get when you’re alone in your house and you hear a voice..."
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