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Charles Philip Brooks - From the Art category:
True art is undeniable and it is a gift for all humanity. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Doubt category:
No pain or doubt can invade the honest soul engaged in the communion of creation. We artists must love the world with our deepest selves and forgive it at every turn. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Growth category:
Cultivate patience in your heart and you will improve. Learn to see well and your hand will become sure. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Life category:
Treat every moment before the easel as a quick and tender opportunity. Invest your most noble self. Give your most noble self. To be a painter is to enjoy a precious state of life. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Masters category:
Spend your days wisely with the best thoughts and works of those who have walked the road before you. Search their paths, their timeless inspirations, and the lineage of their genius. Learn your craft well and your talent will mature into its full possibility. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Nature category:
Keep an obedient heart before nature. She is the master above all other masters. Nature is the concrete manifestation of all that remains true and sublime. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Painting category:
Painting requires the bravery of solitude. Painting requires disciplined labor. To be a painter is to search the world with a benevolent eye for every subtle beauty that the infinite world offers. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Profession category:
Your vocation is as real and as true as any other. Those who denounce the artist as idle manifest a deep ignorance of the nature of art. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Purpose category:
Allow yourself the peace of purpose and the knowledge that to make another attempt with the brush is a noble thing. If you accept the discipline of the truest principles of art, then yours is the reward of an unbroken line of tradition. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Quality category:
To paint even a little passage with a measure of quality is to achieve a life's triumph. (Charles Philip Brooks)
Charles Philip Brooks - From the Responsibility category:
The threefold responsibility of the artist is: to creation, the individual talent, and to humanity. (Charles Philip Brooks)
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