• Ocean Vibes

  • Nov 14 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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    In this episode of Wild Developments, I sit down with Jennifer Faye Colombo, a talented watercolor artist from Norwalk, Connecticut, who shares her journey of rediscovering her passion for art after a successful career in theatrical scenery design. Jen dives into her creative process, the importance of setting intentions, and how nature—especially water—inspires her artwork. From ocean-themed paintings to personal growth tools like journals and affirmation card decks, Jen’s work brings peace and beauty into the lives of others. Join us as we explore watercolor's fluidity and creativity's healing power.

    Jennifer Faye Colombo Website

    Wild Wisdom:

    1. Set Intentions for Your Creations
      When embarking on an art project, commission, or even journaling, set an intention. Ask yourself: "What do I want this piece to evoke or represent?"
    2. Bring Nature Into Your Art
      Incorporate natural elements—whether water, landscapes, or wildlife—into your artistic practice to connect with the soothing and inspiring power of the natural world.
    3. Quiet the Mind Through Nature
      Take a moment each day to sit quietly in nature. Disconnect from technology and just observe the world around you, letting inspiration or clarity naturally emerge.

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