Your Creative Push

Carol Carter is a painter from St. Louis, Missouri who works primarily in large-scale watercolors and acrylics.  She has been featured in books by RotoVision Press and was voted best St. Louis Artist by The Riverfront Times in September, 2000.  In 2002 her work was chosen for the cover of New American Painting.  Carol also shares her watercolor techniques in workshops throughout the year and throughout the country. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepushcom/carolcarter In this episode, Carol discusses: -How it took her about ten years to develop her style and find her own voice. -Her advice to people who are struggling to find their own style or voice. -How you have to love your art and you also have to be willing to spend time with self-examination. -The process of creating the painting and how there is always one point where she is dissatisfied with it, but then finds a way to solve it. -How in the beginning of the painting until the middle, you tell the painting what you know, and from the middle until the