Constraints as a Channel to Creativity Most artists will admit, there is something creatively exhilarating about constraints put on the creation of your work. Some art exhibits require work done in a certain medium–like the Transparent Watercolor Society’s requirement that the art actually be completed in transparent watercolor– not opaque. Or the challenge of a […]
Pro Artist? 6 Social Media Tips for Savvy Self-Promotion and Pete’s Peppers, too
Know how to eat up the life of a professional artist? Juggling priorities, keeping up with art trends, sparking personal creativity, volunteering, chasing money, marketing your “brand,” pitching to galleries, and actually CREATING art. After all that, you might think about social media. As a professional artist, I found that frequently I could spend only […]
Art in the Center 