Episode 10: Betty Franks Krause

This week, I talk with artist Betty Franks Krause. In the episode, Krause explains how she creates and keeps those wonderful colors. She talks painting large, and discusses why sometimes it’s important to put your head down and stay focused on your own work especially when it comes to learning to paint. 

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In the interview, Krause talks about:

1:03 How Krause got into art

2:58 The transition into art commitment

4:30 How directed self education

5:29 How Krause stayed present in where she was

6:50 When knowledge outruns skill

8:09 Giving yourself permission to be where you are

9:01 What abstract painting gives her as an artist

10:20 Overview of process

11:16 The freedom of having a process

14:28 What she’s decided going into a painting

15:33 The danger of falling in love with layers

16:43 How a process helps you through

18:31 Pieces for you as the artist

20:02 Biggest challenge of materials

21:06 The messiness of creativity

22:54 Materials

24:53 What qualities do you want your paintings to have

26:18 What is harmonizing paints?

27:49 Working with warms and cools

30:44 Setting up a palette

32:37 Learning to not fear wasting materials

34:28 Biggest challenges with color

35:28 Thinking about design

37:12 Playing it safe with middle values

39:03 Keeping energy in paintings

40:53 Painting large

43:26 Calling herself an artist

45:23 Advice to someone learning to paint

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