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"Art is not a career!"

I've painted since I can remember, in fact, since my parents bought me an artist's drawing stand aged 2, as shown (clearly a 70s child!). Having followed my folks' dreams of not becoming an artist and a subsequent career in Marketing, I'm now channelling my late Auntie Margot who, I recently learned, defied her parents' attitude of "art is not a career" and became a painter, a potter and a teacher of both. You see, Art in our blood; Great Auntie Elsie painted the two dogs shown here in pencil when she was just 13 years old. Penny dropping moment; I had been painting dog portraits for a few years when I discovered this gem!

 

I began to "paint for money" whilst living in Spain working in another marketing job that didn't tick all fulfilling boxes and a boss who, quite frankly, could provide many comedians with content for years. When my daughter was born I took it up again, this time in London. Now I'm painting on my kitchen table in our family Cotswolds cottage, still drawn to painting the great outdoors, wildlife and pets, with my latest Watercolour series being Bees entitled "The Bee Sides".

 

I cant wait to get stuck into future series; underwater themes, botanical art and having a crack at the whip with house and horse portraits. Much to Whoop! about.

 

So Goodbye marketing Hello "Art career"! 

 

 

Caroline Lang drawing aged 3
Auntie Elsie painting aged 12
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