Malcolm Dewey

​We’ve all been there: you start a painting with grand intentions, but somewhere around the two-hour mark, you find yourself “noodling”—fussing over tiny details, over-blending, and scrubbing away the energy you captured in your first few marks.
Suddenly, your vibrant, impressionistic vision feels tight, muddy, and stiff.
Looseness isn’t a lack of discipline; it’s the result of absolute control. If Read more of this blog post »