How Can You Create Art When You Are Busy and Short of Time?

Do you feel all stressed-up and feel that your life is not your own?

Are you overloaded at work?Are your children giving you little spare time?Is your social life so full you can't spare time for a hobby?

You know how it is...

You find yourself in a situation where you feel like you don't have a minute to take breath let alone think about doing something to take you mind of the drudgery of your working day.

What you need is to find something that is interesting to do...

Something that makes you feel you are achieving your full potentialSomething that fulfils your need to be creativeSomething that makes you feel good about yourself

Spare-time for most people in the hurly-burly of the modern world is extremely limited. For many of us the work we do has to be the main priority. It makes obvious sense to earn enough money to keep a roof over the heads of our family and provide food for the table.

Yet, the career depended upon for our livelihood is often extremely boring. Many jobs involve repetitive tasks that make you feel little more than a human machine - A robot. Often it is only the people who share our work days that make it seem acceptable. It is the camaraderie that makes it worthwhile, sharing jokes and laughter together.

So... Is that all there is?

Even if our full-time occupation is satisfying, such as bringing up children and looking after the family undoubtedly is, there is a part of us that feels unfulfilled.

There are creative urges that have to be set aside.

If you have always wanted to be an artist but find your time restricted, is it completely out of the question to learn how to paint and draw?

Does it really mean that your artistic ambitions are beyond reach?

Or is there a way to learn the basics and be able to produce simple but stunningly paintings in a very short time?

Is there a way to learn the fundamentals of drawing that allow you to gain confidence in your creative design abilities?

Well, if nothing more, depending upon your attitude towards finding extra hours to start what is a rewarding hobby at the very least, you could find great benefits.

If, however, you have only a few minutes on rare occasions you can still enjoy some success. The answer is simple... "Keep it simple!"

What does this mean for you?

When time is short there is no benefit in expecting to create huge masterpiece from scratch with no experience.

Instead, if you do small simple things often...

In time you can build complicated and ambitious painting projects by taking small but regular stages.

If you never forget the fact that it took one of the greatest artists of all time, Leonardo da Vinci, years to create his masterpiece the Mona Lisa, it should encourage you to continue.

For those who can only find around 10 to 20 minutes a day to learn how to draw and paint take a look at the simple and easy way to learn how to paint watercolors link below. It has been designed and produced for someone creative like you to get the best fast from your talents.

And, if you have more time to spare the wonders of the art world is open to you...

Michael Dale is the author and publisher of 'The Simple And Easy Way To Learn How To Paint Watercolors '. See examples of Simple Watercolor Paintings and claim your FREE video 'Through The Eyes Of An Artist' & you'll receive the '4 Golden Rules of Art for a Beginner' delivered to your inbox.