Intuitive Art by Tina-Renae

Intuitive Art

Intuitive art is all about listening to your instincts and letting your heart out.

When you do this, you begin to realise that mistakes are not mistakes with the exception of one- not listening to your heart. Intuitive art has also been called ‘healing art’ and is used worldwide by therapists for that very reason- it heals!

Painting
When painting, you can let it all flow and amazing things begin to happen, discoveries are made, solutions for life problems are found in a squiggle or shape, emotional blockages are overcome and even future events and places painted before eventuating. Basically, it can be a mirror into your soul.

I believe colours have meaning, shapes have meaning, as a matter of fact, life is so intricate that everything has meaning and a reason for existing!

We can realise our life’s path and our own meaning for being here at this time, this place, in this body by allowing our inner voice, those gut feelings to guide us.

By painting with this belief, we can allow our inner voice to speak through the colours we use, the subjects we pick, shapes we use and even the way we push the brush.

	If a pot of paint falls on your canvas, take it as a sign that it wants more of that colour. Signs are happening all around us to help guide us on our way, all we need to do is start noticing them. That’s why I like to say ‘enjoy the small things’ as they are often overlooked and can mean so much. I have used this same philosophy throughout my daily life. I use it to guide me to where to plant a tree, to tell me what is the missing ingredient in something I’m cooking and when I worked as a massage therapist, I used it to show me where people were in pain. All my paintings are created while in tune, however, the ones shown here do not fall into the category of fantasy. I had so much fun creating them and they are prime examples of letting the hand and mind run free! You can find out more about this style of art from www.creativejuicesarts.com



Just Create!

‘I always work from the heart and try to capture the essence of what is there. I wish to ignite the viewer’s lost childhood imagination using the infusion of colours and shapes, causing the mind to revert back to the state where we discover new worlds that we don’t quite understand’