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081: Creativity and Doing What You Love Now - with Painter Alanna Peters

Published 5 years, 5 months ago
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“I realized that I needed to do what I loved. It kind of clicked for me: If you don’t do it now, you won’t do it.” -Alanna Peters


Alanna Peters is a Toronto based painter and educator. Her work is predominantly figurative oil painting on birch wood panels. She was born and raised in Ottawa, Canada. As a young adult she moved around Canada, England, France, Guyana and Burkina Faso before coming to Toronto in 2010.

Alanna’s paintings are found in private and public collections in Canada, France, Australia, United States, Germany and Uganda. Alanna presently exhibits her work in Toronto, London and Ottawa. She splits her time between her studio practice, as an arts educator and as a mother of 3.

If you’ve ever felt the nudge to explore your creativity or to finally get started on that passion project, this episode may just get you into action! 


In This Episode You Will Hear about:

  • The power of giving children freedom to explore to develop creativity
  • Encouragement and healing elements of experimenting with art
  • How art is a form of self care
  • Embrace your unique style and it will translate into other areas of your life


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