When was the first time that you remember realizing that you are a creative person? When I was six years old, I started painting. I had a real passion for it, and I continued to paint until I completed college. In college, however, I decided my career path would be business. After graduating, I got a job managing a manufacturing […]
What does a day in your art practice look like? Has it changed since Covid-19? Now the whole day is art making (punctuated by zooms). That’s new since isolation. I have no place to go or meet anyone. My teaching semester is over and before that school was closed anyway. To me this retreat is a gift. It would be […]
by Kristine Schomaker When was the first time that you remember realizing that you are a creative person? I think that all people are born with creative ability and I have never felt lacking in that area. Using my creativity for painting has brought me a sense of satisfaction and joy since I was a child and has been a […]
In the Studio with Linda Sue Price by Kristine Schomaker What does a day in your art practice look like? If I’m in the studio facing no deadline, I practice tube bending with the intention of developing my skill level and exploring the possibilities of how I can bend a tube. Tube bending is a learned skill that requires learning […]
In the Studio with Betzi Stein By Kristine Schomaker What does a day in your art practice look like? There is no typical day. As I deal with chronic fatigue, it totally depends on how I am feeling physically and the amount of energy available to me. Ideally, since I have the most energy in the morning, I go […]
In the Studio with Debbie Korbel by Kristine Schomaker What does a day in your art practice look like? It depends whether I am in the studio or out gathering materials for my assemblage pieces. If I am in the studio, I may spend many hours sculpting or working on the patinas. Or, I may be laying out pieces for […]
