37 min
Noticing With Taylar Sanders Noticing With
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On this episode of Noticing With I get to talk with Taylar Sanders.
Taylar is such a delightful person. She is a very talented artist who is known throughout Kansas City and online @taylarstake.
Her art and her involvement in the community were first featured on The Noticed Network’s blog in March of 2022, and I am so excited to get to sit down with her in this episode to get her perspective and learn more about her latest project with the Parade of Hearts.
It was so great to get Taylar’s behind the scenes perspective as a Parade of Hearts Artist. From creating and submitting her design “The Heart of the City”, to embracing her confidence when she found out she was selected as an artist, and then getting the 80-pound heart in her apartment where she worked on it for 3 months, and then the joy of reveal day. -- Every bit of Taylar’s story inspires me!
There are so many amazing things to Notice about Taylar. One of my favorite things is how she captures the essence of people so beautifully through her art. From painting people in her community to painting people who have inspired the world, Taylar’s love for people and their stories is alive in her art.
Taylar is a natural Noticer. It was so fun to hear her give a shout out to Cole at Home Depot who helped her pick the purple paint for the heart she created for the Parade of Hearts. She spoke about the power of Noticing and I love how she said “There are so many incredible people and I don’t’ think they know how amazing they are.”
I am so encouraged and inspired by Taylar’s process of self-discovery, and how she has embraced the confidence needed to create and share her gifts and talents with the world. In painting and in life, Taylar is so uplifting and encouraging and she shared so many great nuggets of goodness in this episode.
So without further ado, let’s do some Noticing with Taylar Sanders.
You can connect with Taylar through her website, Instagram & Facebook. And you can learn more about visiting “The Heart of the City” through the Parade of Hearts App.
On this episode of Noticing With I get to talk with Taylar Sanders.
Taylar is such a delightful person. She is a very talented artist who is known throughout Kansas City and online @taylarstake.
Her art and her involvement in the community were first featured on The Noticed Network’s blog in March of 2022, and I am so excited to get to sit down with her in this episode to get her perspective and learn more about her latest project with the Parade of Hearts.
It was so great to get Taylar’s behind the scenes perspective as a Parade of Hearts Artist. From creating and submitting her design “The Heart of the City”, to embracing her confidence when she found out she was selected as an artist, and then getting the 80-pound heart in her apartment where she worked on it for 3 months, and then the joy of reveal day. -- Every bit of Taylar’s story inspires me!
There are so many amazing things to Notice about Taylar. One of my favorite things is how she captures the essence of people so beautifully through her art. From painting people in her community to painting people who have inspired the world, Taylar’s love for people and their stories is alive in her art.
Taylar is a natural Noticer. It was so fun to hear her give a shout out to Cole at Home Depot who helped her pick the purple paint for the heart she created for the Parade of Hearts. She spoke about the power of Noticing and I love how she said “There are so many incredible people and I don’t’ think they know how amazing they are.”
I am so encouraged and inspired by Taylar’s process of self-discovery, and how she has embraced the confidence needed to create and share her gifts and talents with the world. In painting and in life, Taylar is so uplifting and encouraging and she shared so many great nuggets of goodness in this episode.
So without further ado, let’s do some Noticing with Taylar Sanders.
You can connect with Taylar through her website, Instagram & Facebook. And you can learn more about visiting “The Heart of the City” through the Parade of Hearts App.
37 min