
Using Art To Express Emotions When The World Feels Heavy
In uncertain times, picking up a brush (or pastel) might feel small. But what if that simple act could help you make sense of it all?
In uncertain times, picking up a brush (or pastel) might feel small. But what if that simple act could help you make sense of it all?
The election of a new Pope in the Sistine Chapel under Michelangel’s ceiling invites reflection on artistic tradition—and how we, as artists, carry it forward in fresh and personal ways.
If you believe in a piece, keep sharing it — the right person will find it. Trust the journey, keep your art visible. Sometimes, connection just takes patience and time.
Comparison can steal your joy, drain your creativity, and make you want to quit. But what if you could turn it into a tool for growth instead of a roadblock? Instead of letting comparison shut you down, learn how to flip it into insight, motivation, and creative momentum. Here’s how to make it work for you—not against you.
“I don’t know what to paint”—sound familiar? The real issue might not be a lack of ideas but something deeper. Let’s explore six common obstacles and how to move past them!
100 years of life, wisdom, and resilience—discover what my friend Sandy’s journey can teach us about making art for the long haul.
Discover how choosing a word for the year can inspire your art-making, fuel your creativity, and guide your goals all year long.
Bad paintings. We always want to avoid doing them and yet, we need the bad ones to get to the good ones, the ones where we make a breakthrough!
Finding a new Virtual Assistant didn’t go as planned… but here’s why I’m still grateful.
Sometimes, it’s the unplanned encounters that make painting on location truly special.
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