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The artist received a grant to create a series of large abstract paintings by a specific deadline, leading to a shift in their current painting style.
The artist is planning to explore new painting techniques inspired by past painters and faces the challenge of painting something invisible to them but visible to others.
The post includes images of various paintings created by the artist, showcasing different styles, sizes, and mediums used in their work.

The importance of maintaining good health without the influence of profit motive.
Balancing art and administration work during a year-long residency.
Commitment to one's passion and staying true to it.

The author shares their struggle and determination to keep pushing forward in their art despite challenges and self-doubt.
The images showcased in the post are examples of the author's acrylic paintings, reflecting their continuous practice and passion for art.
The author's artistic journey is likened to a process of filtering 'thick human lake mud' to create something clear, empty, and perhaps even innocent.

The post showcases various acrylic paintings by the artist, including 'My Mother's Toothache' and 'Not Indian,' giving a glimpse into their recent work.
The artist's writing in the post is expressive and introspective, sharing personal thoughts on social media detachment and artistic processes.
There is an invitation to dance and embrace freedom in the artist's message, encouraging self-expression and self-discovery.

The author reflects on feeling quiet and observant during a super moon, choosing to not engage in writing or talking but rather embracing silent observance.
The author mentions experiencing overwhelming positive sensations lately, becoming more sensitive and quiet, which has been a new and ongoing shift in their bodymind.
The post shares various quiet paintings by the author, showcasing their artistic expression while exploring themes of quiet and observance.

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The painter feels a sense of frustration with the changing seasons, wanting spring to arrive fully and quickly.
Receiving positive feedback from a client brought the painter joy and satisfaction in their work.
The painter shared images of their recent paintings and expressed a mix of emotions about their creative process.

The author shares a personal story of their terrifying experience during a painting trip to France where their head felt like it exploded, but they found that it was a common syndrome called Exploding Head Syndrome.
The author is excited about being granted an opportunity to create 25-30 paintings for an exhibition to explore the theme of freedom, play, and power through art.
The author reflects on the importance of living in the present moment as a painter, describing the process of abstracting old paintings and embracing the temporary insanity of spring fever.

The artist is selling unique handmade paintings with prices ranging from $40 to $188, and sharing details about upcoming shows where the artworks can be viewed.
Shipping costs have decreased due to the completion of the Panama canal, making it more affordable to purchase and transport the paintings.
The artist has a whimsical and humorous approach to promoting their work, adding an enjoyable touch to the sales pitch.