On Art and Self Doubt

A Series of Exploratory Essays

I’ve challenged myself to write at least one article on art and self-doubt per month between now and December, 2015. As of July, 2015, I’m basing these articles on a book I’m reading, Eric Maisel’s Fearless Creating.

Update: I achieved my goal of one article per month between July and December, 2015. Past that point, the articles continue, but not always monthly.

Also included here is my first article on art and self doubt, published in February 2015, the seed of this series.

• On Art and Self Doubt: Pause
• On Art and Self Doubt: Reverse
• On Art and Self Doubt: Reverse
• On Art and Self Doubt: Towards the Artistic Statement
• On Art and Self Doubt: The Goodness of Complication

• On Art and Self Doubt: Archivalia
• Thank You For The Music
• On Art and Self Doubt: Hungry Slog
• On Art and Self Doubt: Naked Morning
• On Art and Self Doubt: Flogged
• On Art and Self Doubt: September, 2015
• On Art and Self Doubt: August, 2015
• On Art and Self Doubt: July, 2015
• Madrona-ing, Part V a: Stephanie Pearl-McPhee teaches All About Mawata