Riejanne Boeschoten

I've always wanted to paint.

But I didn't.

 

I did go to art school,

Chose interior design.

I actually wanted to paint

but I didn't.

 

Then came the business world.

Product development. International Marketing.

I worked worldwide, making a career,

was successful. Lived in London and Paris.

And I wanted to paint,

but I didn't

 

Management positions and consultancy were next.

Developing organisations, getting management on board.

Implementing changes, setting up new businesses.

And I wanted to paint,

but I didn't

 

But making a career is not an art.

Making art, thát's an art.

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How it's done?

Well, simply, with paint and brush

and with a lot of patience

and a lot of precision.

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That's how I started painting.

Studied on it. Practiced it.

Took lessons. Took master classes

I painted. And I just kept painting.

Started to exhibit.

Received recognition, appreciation, awards.

 

Ultimately I started doing what I love most:

painting

Ordinary subjects, modest things

(albeit sometimes in a somewhat immodest format).

 

I wanted to paint

but I didn't.

Now I do it, daily. And I'll keep doing it.

Take a look. Enjoy it. I do too!