Featured Speaker: Carrie Schmitt
About Carrie Schmitt
Artist, Devotee to Creative Spirit
Carrie Schmitt is a full-time artist, author, art instructor, and devotee to Creative Spirit who began painting as a therapeutic practice after being diagnosed with a life-threatening allergy to heat in 2009.
Her art has been sold in galleries and in private collections internationally and licensed for clothing, home décor, accessories, and stationery. Her art has also been featured in several international publications, including BBC News, Evening Magazine, Spirituality & Health magazine, Professional Artist magazine, Where Women Create magazine, and In Her Studio magazine.
In 2018, she was the subject of a short documentary created by Artists Network and Liquitex Paint called “The Art of Healing.” That same year Carrie converted a 2002 Bluebird short school bus into a mobile art studio to have a place to paint and bring art visibility to her community.
Carrie is the author of several books. The Story of Every Flower (2020) is a collection of her vibrant art and intimate writing that documents her 10 year journey as an artist. Her other books include Painted Blossoms (2016) and A Flower in Her Heart: The True Story of an Artist Who Bloomed (2021). She has also contributed to several books, including Botanica: A Mixed Bouquet of Art, Design, and Ephemera (2018) and Painting the Sacred Within (2017).
Carrie lives in a temple devoted to Creativity called House of Miracles and works in Steilacoom, Washington.
www.carrieschmittdesign.com
Facebook: Carrie Schmitt Art and Design
Instagram: @carrieschmitt
📝Speaker Takeaways:
- Carrie emphasizes the importance of approaching creativity with gratitude and love, vowing never to criticize her art and recognizing its unconditional support. She believes in the profound impact of creativity on emotional well-being and shares her belief that art has the potential to save lives and restore purpose.
- Carrie highlights the unpredictable nature of the creative process, advocating for trust in its unfolding, even during challenging times. She shares how this process is crucial for personal growth and overcoming obstacles.
- Carrie views creativity as a powerful tool for spreading joy, beauty, and connection, breaking down barriers, and fostering a sense of unity. She emphasizes the importance of honoring and embracing feminine energy symbolized by creativity and intuition.
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About Carrie Schmitt
Carrie Schmitt is a full-time artist, author, art instructor, and devotee to Creative Spirit who began painting as a therapeutic practice after being diagnosed with a life-threatening allergy to heat in 2009.
Her art has been sold in galleries and in private collections internationally and licensed for clothing, home décor, accessories, and stationery. Her art has also been featured in several international publications, including BBC News, Evening Magazine, Spirituality & Health magazine, Professional Artist magazine, Where Women Create magazine, and In Her Studio magazine.
In 2018, she was the subject of a short documentary created by Artists Network and Liquitex Paint called “The Art of Healing.” That same year Carrie converted a 2002 Bluebird short school bus into a mobile art studio to have a place to paint and bring art visibility to her community.
Carrie is the author of several books. The Story of Every Flower (2020) is a collection of her vibrant art and intimate writing that documents her 10 year journey as an artist. Her other books include Painted Blossoms (2016) and A Flower in Her Heart: The True Story of an Artist Who Bloomed (2021). She has also contributed to several books, including Botanica: A Mixed Bouquet of Art, Design, and Ephemera (2018) and Painting the Sacred Within (2017).
Carrie lives in a temple devoted to Creativity called House of Miracles and works in Steilacoom, Washington.
www.carrieschmittdesign.com
Facebook: Carrie Schmitt Art and Design
Instagram: @carrieschmitt
📝Speaker Takeaways:
- Carrie emphasizes the importance of approaching creativity with gratitude and love, vowing never to criticize her art and recognizing its unconditional support. She believes in the profound impact of creativity on emotional well-being and shares her belief that art has the potential to save lives and restore purpose.
- Carrie highlights the unpredictable nature of the creative process, advocating for trust in its unfolding, even during challenging times. She shares how this process is crucial for personal growth and overcoming obstacles.
- Carrie views creativity as a powerful tool for spreading joy, beauty, and connection, breaking down barriers, and fostering a sense of unity. She emphasizes the importance of honoring and embracing feminine energy symbolized by creativity and intuition.
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Thank You Carrie…i printed it and will post it in my art room
Listen and Trust resonate with me…
I have read, tree roots actually communicate with one another through a complex network of soil, micro organisms and fungi, even to warn of potential dangers. Thus, my interpretation of your art piece is…Roots “listen” by gathering information, communicating with its environment…”trusting” they have what is needed to become what they are designed to be. Nor do they worry of being eaten, trampled, inundated, scorched or deemed as unwanted and abruptly mowed down. This will be me 🌷
Great interview! I love the idea of writing a letter to the creative spirit. It will help me to not feel guilty for walking away from making art for so many years. She doesn’t hold it against me, and neither should I.
Thank you. Art certainly helps with feelings.
I NEEDED to hear this interview. Thank you.
wow I want to learn more about your work.
wow I want to learn more about your work.