Andrew Loomis on Overcoming Obstacles - Artist Maïa Saint-Couleurs
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Andrew Loomis on Overcoming Obstacles

"Let us consider obstacles as something to be expected in any endeavor; then they won't seem quite so insurmountable or so defeating.

— Andrew Loomis on Overcoming Obstacles
``Impatience has probably been a bigger stumbling block in the way of real ability than anything else. Doing anything well, I'm sure, means hurdling obstacles of one kind or another most of the way to the goal. Skill is the ability to overcome obstacles, the first of which is usually lack of knowledge about the thing we wish to do. It is the same in anything we attempt. Skill is a result of trying again and again, applying our ability and proving our knowledge as we gain it. Let us get used to throwing away the unsuccessful effort and doing the job over. Let us consider obstacles as something to be expected in any endeavor; then they won't seem quite so insurmountable or so defeating.``
Andrew Loomis, American illustrator, writer and art instructor, author of a series of instructional art books
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