The Slow Art Revolution — Because Instant Res...

As artists, we go through several phases on our way to creating pieces. It all starts with this period of play and discovery that I call the exploratory phase, and to talk about it with me are Growth Studio members Sabrina Setaro, Alyssa Marquez, and Jess Fredrick.In this roundta ...  Show more

Money and pricing your art can feel like tricky, even uncomfortable topics, but they’re also some of the most powerful conversations we can have as artists. Why? Because our beliefs about money and pricing often run deep and show up in ways we don’t even realize. They influence h ...  Show more

https://Art2Life.com - How do you reconnect with your artistic practice when you've taken some time out from it? This week, I'm digging into the three central challenges that can disrupt your flow: studio disconnection, the swift drop in self-confidence when you take time away fr ...  Show more

https://Art2Life.com  - Your art is the most important thing in your life, so how can you possibly put a price on it? This week, I'm talking about how to value your art and your time and why outsourcing the tasks you don't love allows you to b ...

We expect to improve our art every time we pick up a pencil, but sometimes we don't feel like we're improving at all. That's not something felt by just you, we all feel like that from time to time. It can be frustrating and demotivating, but don't worry because Sarah, Ping, an ...

https://Art2Life.com - It takes time to figure out what you love so much that you need to create it. The only way to do that is to dive into your own personal inquiry. It can take 20 years, or it can take a couple of years, depending on how you approach this. The questions you as ...  Show more