
ANN'S ART
Understanding Flow Art.
Fluid art, also known as flow art or flow painting, involves pouring prepared colours onto a canvas and then letting the paint do the rest of the work for you. The downside of that is that you can never repeat your painting, the upside, of course, is that every painting is a one-off.I’m going to concentrate on two forms of the flow process for the time being, because although this art form looks ‘easy’ the reality is that flow painting is anything but, so until I get more confidence, I’ll stick with:
1. Flow art using a hairdryer to form a picture (absolutely not as easy as it sounds)
2. ‘Swipe’ art, where you lay down paint and use a palette knife to form your picture.

ANN SHARES RESEARCH ON:
Why the trickle-down effect is an outright lie.
This is the story of 25 amazing female warriors and literally dozens of female heroes.
This book follows on from ‘Leaders Behaving Badly: What happens when ordinary people show up, stand up and speak up’. A chance conversation about inspirational women led Ann to research female leaders. It’s the story of ordinary women quietly and courageously changing the face of corporates; families; communities and in some cases, entire countries.
Where head meets heart
After 40+ years in HR, I’ve officially retired — though my books remain here, because the principles of good people management never change: recruit well, train well, invest in development, and your business will thrive.
Now I’m fulfilling a lifelong dream: painting. My new venture, Anand Art — “Anand” meaning joy or bliss — is where I will now share inspiration through colour and canvas.
You’ll always have access to my HR books, and now, if you’re a lover of art, you can register below to follow my inspirational paintings. Every 4–6 weeks I’ll showcase new works.
Books bring wisdom — art brings joy.
I will never share your details.
