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Kelly Borsheim - From the Anticipation category:
Set up the next step at the end of each day's work – mark the stone where it needs to be cut next – quickly dab on a contrasting and exaggerated tone over the problem one in the painting and purposely do not fix it until the next morning. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Children category:
When elementary schools include art programs in the curriculum, children do better with math. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Choices category:
It is good to re-examine our positions to make sure if our choices are the right ones for us, as long as we do not spend the majority of our lives in this potentially counterproductive activity. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Collectors category:
Many people simply do not trust their own taste. Having someone else - other than the artist - tell them the work is good often gives them 'permission to buy.' (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Creativity category:
The creative effort is a lot like sex. It's not so much the equipment you have as what is in your mind. The real excitement and beauty is in what we think and feel and what we do about it. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Criticism category:
I hear all comments and criticisms around me. I chew on them. I'm nourished by the ones that I decide work for me and spit out the others. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Eroticism category:
What is erotic, like taste in art, is subjective. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Gender category:
Sailors often refer to their ships as 'she.' Perhaps this is because they not only love the life she provides, but they also realize they depend on her for their very survival. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Generosity category:
Artists are among the most generous of people. Perhaps inherent in the appreciation of creativity comes a deep, underlying love of humanity and our Earth. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Moderation category:
Moderation is a beautiful thing when extremes, although they exist, are the exception and not the rule. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Nudes category:
Are Artists who create nude human forms getting 'turned on' while they create? Our brains are in spatial-thinking mode and conscious sexual thoughts would get in the way and defeat the intention. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Photography category:
Photography and its widespread accessibility is saturating the market with less personal images. Take out the tactile quality and things lose their appeal. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Power category:
Art has more power when there is more of a person's soul in it. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Prosperity category:
We artists are the ones who perpetuate the myth of poverty. If we do not believe we can and should earn well for our work, that takes years of training like any other profession, then no one else will either. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Questions category:
While painting years ago, someone asked the question, 'What is it you are trying to say?' I was stumped. You mean I have to say something? (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Recognition category:
Do you need success to exist as an artist? Yes. Does success inevitably include recognition? Yes. Self-recognition comes first. Connecting with someone else is also necessary. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Spontaneity category:
Intent is a tool, not an obstacle, to seek spontaneity. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Success category:
Success is a kind of peace of mind. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Words category:
While words are powerful and necessary, our actions represent our true desires. (Kelly Borsheim)
Kelly Borsheim - From the Writing category:
Writing an Artist's Statement can seem contrived to have to explain your own visual aesthetics. (Kelly Borsheim)
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