BEGINNING WHEN YOU CAN’T SEE THE END

• I have a hunch that I might be able to create some kind of art that is meaningful. I do not know what it is, nor do I admit this to anyone. I think about this for possibly years. • One day I try to do something in the smallest way possible, when nobody…

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HOW CONSISTENCY GIVES YOU MORE FOR LESS

When I am out of the studio I become happily engrossed in my life. After only one day, however, I start to lose touch with what I was doing in my art practice. Sometimes if I am gone for too many days I even forget basic principles of Art that I teach in my workshops…

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THREE WAYS TO GET RE INSPIRED ON YOUR ART

Sometimes you just lose momentum. Sometimes you look at everything you are making and it all feels flat. Sometimes you just don’t feel like going into the studio. Here are 3 easy ways to get re inspired on your Art. Your Art is your vacation. I heard an amazing talk at World Domination Summit in…

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HOW TO SIMPLY KEEP YOUR ART ORGANZIED – PART TWO

Last week in a prior blog post I explained several helpful benefits to using unique four digit ID#s to label your art. Here are 3 more. Finding, Seeing and Naming Digital Files Better When you nest dozens of folders all named with unique ID#s on your hard drive, your computer will automatically order them sequentially.…

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HOW TO FEEL HAPPIER ABOUT YOUR ART

“Yellow” by Nathan Sawaya   I admit it. Sometimes, when my own Art frustrates me, I compare it to other artist’s work.  So many artists seem so much further along than me. Their work is stronger, they are more successful, and they all seem to have better galleries. Maybe if I tried to make my…

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