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Artists as the Canaries in the Coal Mine: Why Creativity Matters

Artists as the Canaries in the Coal Mine: Why Creativity Matters

by Carrie | Develop Your Unique Artist Voice, How to be An Artist, Why do the Arts Matter?

Why Making Art is an Act of Rebellion In a culture obsessed with consumption, choosing to create is a radical act. We live in a world that prioritizes entertainment over artistry, where people will easily spend thousands on golf clubs without guilt but hesitate when...
Hustle Culture Is Killing Your Creativity: Here’s How to Stop

Hustle Culture Is Killing Your Creativity: Here’s How to Stop

by Carrie | Develop Your Unique Artist Voice, How to be An Artist

Are You Hustling or Truly Making Time for Your Art? Do you ever feel like there’s never enough time for your art? Like you’re constantly chasing the clock?” ⏳You want to create, but life keeps getting in the way. You tell yourself you’ll make time for your art later:...
Art Style Study: What Makes Egon Schiele’s Work So Powerful?

Art Style Study: What Makes Egon Schiele’s Work So Powerful?

by Carrie | Develop Your Unique Artist Voice, How to be An Artist

Style Study Session: Egon Schiele How to Study an Artist’s Style 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 own unique style? In this Style Study Session, we’ll use the six qualities of...
Overcoming the Fear of the Blank Canvas: Mindset and Practical Strategies for Artists

Overcoming the Fear of the Blank Canvas: Mindset and Practical Strategies for Artists

by Carrie | Build Your Skill, Develop Your Unique Artist Voice, How to be An Artist

The blank canvas is one of the most intimidating elements of the creative process. Its pure, untouched surface can feel like a challenge, a demand for perfection, or even a confrontation with our own self-doubt. Whether you’re an emerging artist or a seasoned...
How to Keep a Consistent Art Style and Make Your Work Look Professional

How to Keep a Consistent Art Style and Make Your Work Look Professional

by Carrie | Develop Your Unique Artist Voice, How to be An Artist

Introduction: The Fear of Inconsistency Many artists worry that their work isn’t “consistent enough.” Maybe you’ve been told your style is all over the place, or that having too many different artistic interests makes you look unprofessional. This can be discouraging...
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