How to Be an Artist: Shae Irving
Shae Irving is a self-taught mixed-media artist who likes to draw. She’s been rescuing lost and injured domestic pigeons for three decades and celebrates their images and stories through her artwork. Shae lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and...
The Role of Space in An Artist’s Life
Art and Life Choices: Finding Your Space as an Artist I’ve always made physical space for my art. It all began in high school when I set up a drafting table and easel in my bedroom after we moved to Long Island. During my college years, I made art wherever I...
How to make more time for your art
Inside our free community space Sheri shared the following, “When I don’t draw, paint, or create I feel like I’m missing part of myself.” Sheri goes on to talk about feeling guilty about making time for her when she has chores or other...
10 reasons not to sell your art
Do you want to sell your art because it’s fun and you want to share it with others? Or, is selling your art justification for making time and spending money on this activity you enjoy? Hi, my name is Carrie Brummer and here on Artist Strong I help creatives like...How to Be an Artist: Andrea Holmes
Andrea Holmes is a Texas based mural artist and painter. Andrea is the host of Birdtober, co-founder of My Fairy Art Mother, co-host of McKinney Creative Community, and she serves on the MillHouse McKinney Art Events Team. She has an Associates in Art and a Bachelors...
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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