Posts by Nicholas Wilton
The Benefits of Showing Your Work
This past week, I opened my new work at Julie Nester Gallery in Park City, Utah. Due to Omicron, winter storms in Utah, and the delays at the airports, I considered not attending. However, in the end, I went to the opening. I am so glad I did! Seeing the work out of my messy…
Read MoreStaying Passionate – Gary Ruddell – Ep 10
Do you ever struggle to stay engaged with your own art-making? I do. Approaching a blank canvas or notebook page with the same level of passion as the first time can be difficult for artists at any level. That’s why I love meeting people who consistently stay motivated when it comes to their art. My…
Read MoreHow to Stay Motivated in Your Art Making
Staying motivated and energized, especially if you’re away from your studio this busy time of year, can be a challenge, but I have some ideas that can help. Have a look here. One is to be open to the possibility of change (for your work and life) in the new year by looking for clues…
Read MoreWood + Nails – John Henson – Ep 9
The capacity for creativity and art-making is in all of us. It’s built into our DNA as human beings. However, the journey to discover that creative potential is different for every single person. This is what fascinates me the most. The story of how someone finds their art is often just as amazing as the…
Read MoreEngage the Viewer from Afar and Up Close
I want to show you a cool idea to think about when making your art. It has to do with creating work that is engaging both at a distance and close up, and how to enhance these views by offering a different feeling with each. Check this out… When your work offers this combination of…
Read MorePaint Unknown – Gary Komarin – Ep 8
The meaning people derive from your art is up to them. No one lives this edict better than world renown, NY-based painter Gary Komarin. Gary’s work is utterly unique, modern, somewhat playful, but also has a seriousness to it…with its use of line, iconic shapes, and color fields–it’s like a gorgeous visual feast given to…
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