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Wonder Walking: A Pre-Paint Script for Plein Air and Studio Work
A free field guide for painters who want clarity, confidence, and fewer second-guesses at the easel.
Wonder Walking is built around three essentials. Design. Story. Freshness. It's a simple routine you can run before every painting, whether you're outside, in the studio, or working from a photo.
Inside, you'll find:
The Pause, Design, Story, Freshness, and a Quick Routine to keep your head straight and your marks confident.
Paint These Things, a Philippians 4:8 reflection mapped to a woodland scene. Eight words. One question. The trail does the rest.
The Seven on the Trail. Seven ways a Wonder Walk adds value to your work. Better. Faster. Cheaper. Different. Less. More. Fun.
Twelve Story Prompts from the Fairview Finder Story Check, ready to use on the trail or at the easel.
A short reflection on wonder and imagination, with a passage from John O'Donohue's Walking in Wonder.
Space to journal what worked and what didn't while the paint is still wet.
No theory. No fluff. Just the kind of coaching that keeps you from overworking, chasing details, or losing the life in your marks.
Print it double-sided, fold on the short edge, and keep it in your paint box or taped to your easel. Use it until the questions become instinct.
Wonder Walking: A Pre-Paint Script for Plein Air and Studio Work
A free field guide for painters who want clarity, confidence, and fewer second-guesses at the easel.
Wonder Walking is built around three essentials. Design. Story. Freshness. It's a simple routine you can run before every painting, whether you're outside, in the studio, or working from a photo.
Inside, you'll find:
The Pause, Design, Story, Freshness, and a Quick Routine to keep your head straight and your marks confident.
Paint These Things, a Philippians 4:8 reflection mapped to a woodland scene. Eight words. One question. The trail does the rest.
The Seven on the Trail. Seven ways a Wonder Walk adds value to your work. Better. Faster. Cheaper. Different. Less. More. Fun.
Twelve Story Prompts from the Fairview Finder Story Check, ready to use on the trail or at the easel.
A short reflection on wonder and imagination, with a passage from John O'Donohue's Walking in Wonder.
Space to journal what worked and what didn't while the paint is still wet.
No theory. No fluff. Just the kind of coaching that keeps you from overworking, chasing details, or losing the life in your marks.
Print it double-sided, fold on the short edge, and keep it in your paint box or taped to your easel. Use it until the questions become instinct.