Blog - Louise Fletcher Art

Have you ever noticed that what we love most is not always what others love?

Over the years, I've worked on - and overcome - a lot of limiting beliefs.

This week, I realised I'd made a transition - I had finally become confident in my art.

What a week!

Last week I shared the news that I'll be stepping away from teaching.

I have been plotting something since last October and it's finally coming to fruition.

This week I went to my second life drawing class.

I get a lot of comments on social media and YouTube, and many of those comments are questions.

Last week, I sent some paintings off to the framers.

This week I finished a painting and immediately found myself slightly lost again.

This week, I worked on a drawing of my dad and his twin brother from an old photograph, obviously taken in a professional photographer's studio .

Instagram threw me a bone this week, with a piece of wisdom from painter Chantal Joffe coming across my feed.

This week I was reminded of the importance of varying my days.

This week, a friend commented that each of my new paintings seems to go to a new place.

This week, a friend commented that each of my new paintings seems to go to a new place.

About 2 years ago, I stopped selling my art.

My current work involves a lot of drawing.

My little brother once had a toy train set, with clunky little plastic engines, and somehow we were always driving the engines off the track.

I don’t see enough art.

I used to wish I had more confidence in my art.