Art is a Journey, Not a Destination

This week, I work in my sketchbook while I discuss my thoughts on the cliché “Art is a journey, not a destination.” What does this really mean? For me, waiting to get to the results spoils the fun of getting there. As soon as I start worrying about if my work will sell or if I’m doing it “right,” I lose track of the joy. Because I’m not worried about the end results, I can keep working and enjoy the process even when things aren’t going right. Think about your own work—Is there a way to do something in your art that is enjoyable and playful, and without passing judgment and worrying about the result? I am on a mission to help artists find their own unique voice and make exciting, original artwork that is truly unique. If this sounds exciting, join my weekly artist's newsletter at https://www.louisefletcherart.com/contact Each week, I share tips, tricks, advice, and inspiration to help you take your art to the next level. You can also find me: My artist community: https://www.louisefletcherart.com/art-tribe On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/louisefletcherart On Instagram at https://instagram.com/louisefletcher_art And on my podcast at: https://www.louisefletcherart.com/for-artists/podcast/