What is your Visual Vocabulary? Lisa Congdon gives you tips on how to discover your creative style & voice, and permission to be YOU. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 2, 2021 · 51 MIN

What is your Visual Vocabulary? Lisa Congdon gives you tips on how to discover your creative style & voice, and permission to be YOU.

from Windowsill Chats · host Margo Tantau

Margo is once again joined by the wonderfully creative Lisa Congdon to discuss what it means to have a visual vocabulary, accepting and giving yourself permission to be you, and ways to hone in on your own creative voice and style. Lisa Congdon is a Portland, Oregon-based fine artist, illustrator and author known internationally for her colorful drawings and hand lettering. Her playful work is recognized for its vibrant palettes, geometric patterns and uplifting messages.   In this episode, Margo and Lisa discuss: How to organize your portfolio Developing your own visual vocabulary What makes your work consistent The process of discovering yourself as an artist Giving yourself permission to be you and giving yourself grace Authenticity And more   Connect with Lisa:  https://lisacongdon.com/ www.instagram.com/lisacongdon Find Your Artistic Voice: The Essential Guide to Working Your Creative Magic (Art Book for Artists, Creative Self-Help Book) by Lisa Congdon

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