The creative potential is always available. Sometimes it flows easily, other times it comes like a bolt of lightning~flash of insight. But most creative results occur as a result of doing – of picking up the clay, or priming the canvas. Rather than waiting for the flash of inspiration, the artist simply keeps creating, solving problems, working through the frustrations and challenges that are inherent in the creative endeavor. That cycle of challenge and reward -- disaster and jubilant recovery -- this is why we keep making art ~ anywhere, any medium . . . anytime arts.
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Cynthia Dollard is an artist who works in a variety of mediums. Primarily painting, drawing, and a painterly style of batik wax resist. She also enjoys the fine art of helping to cultivate the creative potential of others, reflected in her work as an art instructor. Cynthia believes that shared creative experience can be a unifying force that brings positive results far beyond the actual work created.
"Morning Light" batik on cotton
"Stephano" terra cotta
"Bekah" oil paintig