Posts by Nicholas Wilton
Scientists discovered the fountain of youth. It’s not what you think…
What if I told you the real Fountain of Youth isn’t some expensive cream or magical pill? What if it’s something you probably already have sitting in a drawer somewhere? When most people think anti-aging, they picture supplements and serums. But the truth is so much simpler—and more powerful. Click below to watch today’s Sunday…
Read MoreDoes your confidence go up and down in art? How to fix it!
Ever feel like your confidence goes up and down when you’re making art? This has always been a challenge for me, and years ago, it was a real big one. It almost took me out of the game a few times until I learned some things. Back then, I’d be working really hard, everything would…
Read MoreThe simple trick that saved me so much money…
You know what I’ve been thinking about this week? The way we can get so tight about our materials. The hesitation that creeps in when you’re staring at that tube of cadmium red, knowing it costs more than your lunch. I get it. You want to make more art, but every brushstroke feels expensive. So…
Read MoreArtists, this mindset shift could unlock your creativity…
I’ve been thinking about something in the studio today that feels important – especially for those of us who are always trying to “get it right” in our work. When you’re just starting out, there’s often a lot of focus on finishing everything. Making sure every corner is resolved and every piece is complete. But…
Read MoreThe subtle power of temperature in your art…
Welcome back to the Sunday Bloom! I’m in the studio today, and I want to talk about something a little trickier in artmaking: temperature. We talk a lot about contrast – light vs. dark, rough vs. smooth, bold vs. quiet. But there’s another kind of contrast that’s all about temperature: warm vs. cool. In the…
Read MoreMake this art support system on your studio wall…
Welcome back to the Sunday Bloom! Today, I thought I’d go over how I create support for my paintings on the wall. Whether you’re using screws or nails, working with sheetrock or wood… this is the method I get asked about a lot. It’s a beautiful and efficient way to work, and it…
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