Members Interview
As an artist, your portfolio is more than just a collection of your best works—it’s a reflection of who you are. It holds your passion, your struggles, and the years of dedication poured into every brushstroke, sketch, or sculpture. But while creating art feels natural, putting it out into the world is a different challenge altogether. The fear of being overlooked, misunderstood, or judged too harshly can make the process feel daunting. You might wonder, Is my work good enough? Does it truly represent me? The truth is, every artist—no matter…
Shixun Chen shares how her background in design and love for animals influence her art. From working in the robotics industry to creating heartfelt 3D pieces, Shixun explores the balance between function and emotional expression, turning everyday moments into meaningful works of art.
Jaxtheartist’s creative path is a story of transformation. In this interview, she opens up about how art became her way of healing and self-expression after years of working in the corporate world. She shares the inspirations behind her work, her creative process, and how art helps her connect with her true self.
Creating a professional artist portfolio is essential for showcasing your skills, attracting clients, and securing opportunities in the art industry. Whether you are a painter, illustrator, sculptor, or digital artist, a well-crafted portfolio can make a lasting impression. This guide will walk you through the process of building an outstanding artist portfolio that effectively highlights your work. Why a Professional Artist Portfolio Matters A professional artist portfolio serves as a visual resume, helping you: Steps to Create an Outstanding Artist Portfolio 1. Define Your Goals and Target Audience Before assembling your…
Jing Wang, an artist and UX designer, talks about her creative process and the story behind her Pattern Leap series. She shares how art helps her reflect on culture, identity, and human connection.
"I've always been drawn to travel, adventure, and creativity," says artist Esther Kelly. From painting signs in the Netherlands to exploring Alaska’s wild beauty, her journey has been full of color and passion. In this interview, she shares how art has shaped her life and why she believes creativity is all about accepting the change.
The Women in Arts Network (WIAN) is now accepting submissions for its March 2025 Artist of the Month recognition. This initiative celebrates outstanding female artists by providing them with a global platform to showcase their work, connect with industry professionals, and expand their creative reach. If you’re a female artist seeking greater exposure and recognition, this is your opportunity to be featured on an international stage. About the Women in Arts Network (WIAN) The Women in Arts Network is a global community dedicated to empowering and supporting women in the arts.…
Djamila Fierek’s artwork reflects her spiritual journey and connection to her inner self. Guided by intuition, she uses vibrant colors and recycled materials to create pieces that evoke emotion. In this interview, Djamila shares how her creative process is all about trusting the flow and accepting the unexpected.
Tara Harris is a contemporary artist whose work is rooted in memory, emotion, and intricate patterns. In this interview, she discusses how personal experiences, such as the loss of a loved one, sparked her return to art. With a process that is based on experimentation and spontaneity, Tara shares how her work invites viewers into a space of connection and introspection.
Monica Bergquist, a US-based artist, shares her inspiring journey back to art after a 20-year hiatus. In this interview, she discusses how her dynamic abstract paintings explore themes of complexity and duality, influenced by both the natural beauty of Montana and personal life experiences. Through experimentation and mindfulness, Monica creates art that is deeply personal and emotionally resonant.