What artists can learn from athletes
As a child I played soccer. And in high school: field hockey. Sport was a great way for a kind-of only child (kid with much older siblings) to have connections with peers, be physically active and play. Recently I started thinking about the connection between...
How to study an art style: Paint like Monet
How do you study an art style? How do you learn a specific art style? How do you analyze art styles? How do you find your art style? In this Style Study Session, we will use the 6 qualities of style to not only better understand the artist we study but also to apply...
10 Resources for Lifelong Learners: Books, Articles, and Podcasts for Artists
I have a series of books, podcasts, and articles that have completely transformed the way I show up as a teacher and how I look at, and make, my art. They have helped me stick through my current dry spell of applications, helped me upgrade my teaching to help students...
How discomfort can help you become a better, stronger artist
It’s time for artists to Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable Just last week, someone asked, “Now what do I do about pricing my work?” They continued, “How does one get past that imposter glitch that makes one give away art and start to believe...
Why you *should* be “all over the place” with your art
Celebrate Your Many Interests Am I all over the place with my art? I regularly joke that I could stock my own art supply store. What about you? One of the most common things I hear from fellow artists is, “I feel all over the place with my art.” But what...
Sharpen Your Skills: Understanding Value
Confidently use value to improve your art
If you want to draw or paint anything you want, understanding value is a MUST.
Sharpen your Skills: Understanding Value includes:
✏️ my Learn How to SEE Guide: 10 Ways to Catch Your Own Mistakes;
✏️ A quick and simple way to observe your growth over time;
✏️ How to make your drawings (and paintings!) jump off the page; and
✏️ Much, much, more.
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