Tag: creative process

Jul 15
6 Honest Questions to Ask Yourself When Revising Your Art (That Aren’t Just ‘Is It Good?’)

Ever stared at your artwork, tilted your head, and thought, “Hmm… something’s off, but I can’t put my finger on it?” It’s like your art is trying to whisper something… but in a language you haven’t fully translated yet. That, my friend, is the sweet chaos of art revision. It’s not about fixing mistakes, it’s about deepening your connection to the work. And while artists don’t always call it “editing” the way writers do, we do it just the same: we adjust, tweak, scrape, layer, pause, and return with fresh eyes.…

Jul 15
Build an Art Portfolio That Connects: A 5-Step Guide for Artists

Portfolios often get framed as some intimidating final boss for artists. Like it’s this sacred document where everything must be polished, flawless, and ready to impress every gallery on Earth. But let’s flip that idea. What if your portfolio didn’t have to feel like a stiff job interview? What if it felt more like your favorite sketchbook, carefully curated, full of intention, and unmistakably you? This guide is here to help you do just that. We’re not just talking about uploading high-res images and calling it a day. We’re diving into…

Jul 12
When Pictures Say More than the Text Ever Could | Our Artsit of the Month Ava Farahani

In this interview, Florida-based illustrator Ava Farahani talks about what inspires her, how she balances the outer and inner worlds in her work, and why she turns to texture and soft forms to tell visual stories. She also shares how breaks can help her move past creative blocks and what it means to her when an idea finally clicks into place.

Jun 14
How Our Artist of the Month Nara Guichon Turns Discarded Fishing Nets into Meaningful Art

Nara Guichon knits with intention, using discarded fishing nets and fabric to bring new life to forgotten materials. In this conversation, she shares how her childhood shaped her connection to nature, why she sees trash as treasure, and how her hands follow instinct over plans. Her work challenges us to rethink waste and reminds us that creativity often starts where others stop looking.

May 15
Our Artist of the Month Tina Bopiah on Finding Her Voice Through Social Storytelling

“I found my artistic feet after tearing off the chastity belt of religion and diving headfirst into years of learning and experimentation,” shares Artist of the Month, Tina Bopiah. In this conversation, Tina reflects on her evolution—from working in egg tempera to creating large-scale thread and acrylic works—and how storytelling, especially the unspoken and everyday kind, fuels her creative process.

May 08
How our Artist of the Month Simona Zecca is Giving Modern Portraiture a Fresh Voice

“I love to portray young women who can appear brave and strong even if you can guess they’re fragile,” says Simona Zecca, our Artist of the Month. In this warm and thoughtful interview, the Milan-based painter shares her journey, creative inspirations, and the emotional depth behind her textured, modern portraits of women.

May 05
Our Artist of the Month Cher Pruys on Finding Her Creative Self Through Art

“From crayons as a toddler to international acclaim in hyperrealism, Cher Pruys shares her inspiring journey as a self-taught artist. In this candid interview, she talks about her love for painting, the power of perseverance, and how music, nature, and daily life all feed her creative fire.”

May 01
How Amy Rattner Shows Her Love for Animals Through Colorful, Expressive Paintings

In this interview, artist Amy Rattner shares how a watercolor class changed her life and led her to a full-time art career painting animals. From childhood memories to gold leaf experiments, Amy's story is filled with passion, creativity, and a deep love for the natural world.

Apr 29
Rebekah MacKay on Following Her Dream of Being an Artist

Artist Rebekah MacKay shares her powerful journey from childhood dreams to building a multidisciplinary art career in France. In this interview, she talks about finding creative freedom, staying true to herself, and why community and emotional honesty are essential to the artist’s life.

Apr 27
It’s Never too Late to Become Who You were Always Meant to Be | Kathy Bussert-Webb

Kathy Bussert-Webb invites us into her world of storytelling through sculpture and foraged materials. In this heartfelt interview, she opens up about how her past, nature, and a lifelong love for art have helped her heal—and why it’s never too late to become who you were always meant to be.

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