Artist advocate, strategist and educator Elizabeth Hulings talks about dreaming big, trusting yourself and staying balanced in your art business.
Art and Spirituality
The more I tap into that intuitive/spiritual energy, the more my artwork communicates to others in unexpected and serendipitous ways.
Artistic Tribute to an Art Show Founder
Watercolor artist Mark D. Bird recently found himself as a central figure in a celebration of the historic neighborhood in Louisville where his family lived, and a banner year for the St. James Court Art Show, one of America’s top ten art fairs and festivals.
Art Studio Mascots
Sharing studio space may not always be easy, but these artists were happy to share pictures and a few words about their furry best friends who keep them company
How to Choose the Right Artist Residency
Artist residencies are dedicated places around the world that offer artists of all disciplines a place to focus on their creative projects away from their usual lives.
How Daily Painting Can Help You Grow as an Artist
Two artists took the daily painting practice further, working within themes that created compelling series that expressed their interests and experiences.
A Transformation from Addict to Artist
At 30 years old, having just finished a one year program for drug addiction, Peter Bragino made the decision to turn his life around and fully pursue his childhood dream of building his life as a professional artist.
An Artist’s Inspired Journey
From world traveler to creative entrepreneur, Jacob Lemanski has taken an inspired and unusual journey. He shares his experience, and the art that came out of it.
Art with a Cause
Four artists share how supporting a cause through their work has make a difference in their lives, and in the world.
Art, Positivity and Healing
Art has long been recognized as a source of healing energy. Three artists share how the creative force has been transformational in their own lives, as well as uplifting to their audience.
Hate Marketing Your Art? This Aromatherapy Toolkit Can Help
If you’re like me, you want to market your art just about as much as you want an IRS audit or an STD.
Becoming an Artist After 60
At the age of 60+, these entrepreneurs are pursuing their dreams. How did they do it, and what advice do they have for others?
Augmented Reality Turns a Painting Into an Experience
Launching their collaborative work in Greenwich, England in 2016, Raven and Marot produced an augmented reality art exhibition titled “The Danger Tree” that commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme.
The Importance of Artwork Titles
A good title will spark imaginations and support your vision, while allowing the viewer a glimpse of your thought process.
