How to Make Intuitive Art

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Specific meditative practice is not a requirement for intuitive art, but the deep breathing and enhanced calm are helpful.

Dhira Lawrence, an intuitive artist, stated, "Creation without preconception is spontaneous and images form through layers of formless shapes, colors, and lines. The brush is a tool for declaring the unseen..." This explanation of intuitive art only begins to touch the surface of an art form that's created by sending the mind's eye deep into the soul of the artist. This can be done via various meditative forms. Alex Grey put it this way: "Visionary art encourages the development of our inner sight. To find the visionary realm, we use the intuitive inner eye: The eye of contemplation; the eye of the soul. All the inspiring ideas we have as artists originate here." Shelly Klammer is a registered therapist who explains intuitive art on her web page about getting in touch with creativity through focus on the internal.

Things You'll Need

  • Paint or collage materials
  • Canvas or prepared surface
  • Paintbrushes or scissors and glue
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Instructions

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      Use your preferred method to reach a state of deep calm, relaxation and tranquility.

    • 2

      Begin creating your collage or painting with no end result in mind. Allow your subconscious mind to direct your creativity.

    • 3

      Continue to add layers and depth to your creative expression as you feel your inner voices direct you.

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      Work toward involved detachment and expand your consciousness towards soul-consciousness as you create.

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      Complete your project when you feel that the outward expression of your inner vision is complete.

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      Step back to view your work. You may wish to have an intuitive art expert interpret the image for you.

Tips & Warnings

  • Relax and don't try to rush the creativity that your conscious mind wants. You must allow the inner mind to work in the soul's preferred timing.

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References

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