What is an artist

An artist statement is a piece of writing that accompanies your artwork. It is a chance for you to explain the context, inspiration and thought process behind your work. Learn more about what should be included in an artist statement, who needs one and how long it should be.

Many of you probably know of Ian and Melissa from Apex High School. They have developed a list of Artistic Behaviors for the high school level. I have been following along and seeing how they teach their students. Seeing their list gave me the idea to create posters that shows kids what artists do and what exactly is an artist. I decided to simplify the behaviors for elementary school students and start from the basics. Start from the ground and … Read more... →

Having an art style seems to be what matters the most to a LOT of beginner artists.Artists still seem to think there’s a magic way to have a signature art style and seasoned artists are hiding it from all of us, but let me tell you, there’s not. However, there are tips that can help guide you and some more things that will set you in a better path to find your style. _ #artstyle #drawingstyle #signatureartstyle #artisticstyle

It can be hard to feel like an artist when you are bogged don by daily activities. Here are 10 ways to feel like an artist to keep you feeling creative.

Are you waiting for someone to tell you that you can create? Do you have a hard time believing you have the authority to be an artist?

What is mark making and why it's important? Discover the significance of mark-making in art journaling and artistic expression. Learn why mark-making is crucial for conveying individuality, narratives, and emotions in your artwork. Explore techniques, tools, and the importance of study in developing

There are many resources but little guidance for those studying art history on their own. Here’s how to get the most out of your art history self-study.

By Carrie Lewis in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice I know, I know. You’re busy. You’re trying to create top-quality art, promote that art or your art business, work a full- or part-time job, and manage your personal life. Whose got time to draw from life? That’s what I used to think, anyway. Every minute of studio time was devoted to client work. There was no time for artistic exploration, let alone drawing from life. Besides, isn’t that all rather, […]

Now that I've been licensing my art for a few years and we're gearing up for our Brand Plus Brand course launch, I've been thinking about...

An Artist CV is can be hard to write when you lack experience. Here are proven ways to stand out when applying for jobs and freelance work.