Mal Workshop: You don't like your self-painted picture - here are some rescue tips

Rescuing or improving unsuccessful works of art can be a creative challenge.

I, too, have beginner works or failed paintings that stand as a monument to my failures in a corner of the studio. If I look closely, these pictures are like a playground to continue working on.

Since I failed with my first ideas, I can now continue painting without restraint. Good ideas lurk where preconceived plans and the eternal will end.

I look for new forms, unusual compositions, daring innovative color tones.

I leave fixed pictorial ideas and perfect proportions behind me. And you can do exactly the same.

Remember that art is subjective, and what may seem unsuccessful to you may still be of interest to other viewers. Ultimately, art is a way to express your creative vision, and mistakes can often lead to unique and unexpected results.

An experiment for EVERYONE.

Don't think twice - just get started. Bring your pictures that you no longer like.

You're sure to go home with a unique work of art or even several.

Are you coming alone or with a group? Both are possible.

Pure beginners and wildly advanced artists are always welcome.