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Stella Reinwald - From the Confidence category:
A little humility is not loss of confidence, it is the basis of confidence. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Critics category:
In any critique of a specific work, it should always be about the work and nothing else, not the creator, not the audience. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Desire category:
The desire to make a masterpiece is more crippling than a steady stream of criticism. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Experiments category:
Only when you free yourself to be a mere beginner again, which implies experimentation, do you progress to the next level of excellence... (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Focus category:
I wonder at ascribing success of timed, brief painting exercise to focus and attention. Shooting from the hip or taking careful aim? (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Humanity category:
-on mountains...
Society and the company of man often make us feel sad and impotent to be small among such malignant power, chaos and competition. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Mysteries category:
Magic. Mystery. Mood. Maybe that's what we all seek in a painting... a touchstone of experience. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Painting category:
Unlike in music, we painters have the freedom to layer over the sour notes or crop off the discord. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Questions category:
The question should be how does it make you feel to view it, not how does it feel to have made it, or what will others think. (Stella Reinwald)
Stella Reinwald - From the Words category:
Words are great, but seeing is more primal than language and smelling more primal still. (Stella Reinwald)
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