What is Lisa Congdon famous for?
Lisa Congdon is a Portland, Oregon-based fine artist, illustrator and author known internationally for her colorful drawings and hand lettering. Her playful work is recognized for its vibrant palettes, geometric patterns and uplifting messages.
Where did Lisa Congdon grow up?
San Francisco illustrator and fine artist Lisa Congdon was raised in both upstate New York and Northern California where she grew to love the trees and animals that surrounded her. That love is now expressed most intensely through her colorful and imaginative paintings, drawings and three-dimensional collages.
Where does Lisa Congdon live?
Portland, OregonShe lives and works in Portland, Oregon.
When did Lisa Congdon start making art?
Lisa didn't begin drawing or painting until she was 31 years old or launch her professional art career until she was in her late 30's. She has become a role model for many older women who would like to start or re-launch creative careers.
What is the meaning of folk art?
FOLK ART is an expression of the world's traditional cultures. FOLK ART is rooted in traditions that come from community and culture – expressing cultural identity by conveying shared community values and aesthetics.
How do artists find their voice?
To find our artistic voice, we must give ourselves permission to listen to our inner voice and then do what our inner voice is telling us. Our artistic voice comes from the specific choices we make as artists. These choices give our work an individual style. Your artistic voice is your soul signature.
How do I find my painting voice?
5 Tips for Finding Your Creative VoiceDon't try to make art that sells. ... Begin with your eyes closed. ... Instead of saying, “I can't,” say, “I'll try.” Close your eyes and imagine something you have never drawn before, then try drawing it. ... Create a big series of small works. ... Create an inspiration board of your own work.More items...•
How do I find my artistic voice book?
Find Your Artistic Voice helps artists and creatives identify and nurture their own visual identity. This one-of-a-kind book helps artists navigate the influence of creators they admire, while simultaneously appreciating the value of their personal journey.
Can I become an artist at 40?
Most people won't give up a career to start painting on a whim, but the good news is that we are allowed to have multiple interests, multiple paths, passions and pursuits in this lifetime. It is never too late to start again with a new beginning or to reinvent yourself.
Episode 11: On Adventure, Community and living a Full Life with Gravel Cyclist and Designer Sarah Sturm
Sarah Sturm on InstagramSarah's design businessOregon Trail Gravel GrinderArticle addressing controversy in women's gravel cycling which Sarah and I referred to. Radical Adventure RidersRule of Three RaceLeadboatRooted VermontRipton Cyclocross descriptionStoryblocks, my amazing sponsor: storybloc…
Episode 8: From Your Comfort Zone to the Wild Unknown
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Elements:AmazonSigned Copies in my ShopIndieboundVideo I made about the book.
Episode 6: What it Means to Have an Artistic Voice (Part 2)
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