As the old saying goes, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." We often find solace and satisfaction in the art forms we excel at and feel comfortable with. However, there is great value in venturing beyond our creative comfort zones and exploring different art forms.

Whether you find yourself lacking inspiration, facing a terrible creative block, or just looking for something fresh, turning to nature can lift your spirits. Spring is in full force, so there’s no better time to get out and explore some new inspiration.

As an artist, promoting your work on social media is key to growing your audience and making sales. That said, we can’t ALL be professionals on how to use social media.

Artists and art enjoyers alike come together in love of a great art gallery. While many of us had to take a break from seeing new art in person during the pandemic, most galleries are once again open to the public.

Skill certainly doesn’t develop overnight, but that doesn’t mean we can’t take matters into our own hands.

Here are some of our favorite tips for keeping your space, and your mind, clutter-free.

When art is a big part of your life, it’s important that creating remains a positive experience so your hobbies and your livelihood don’t turn into a chore.

While planning the perfect holiday get together may be taking up a huge chunk of your time, it’s important to make time and space to create.

As an artist big or small, it’s important to connect in the industry! We recommend connecting with your fellow creators to not only network as an artist, but also see what the community is up to.

As an artist, it is important to understand the true value in trends. These are not simply momentary internet fads that give select people five minutes of fame that fades away with the arrival of the next one.

Artistry is a full-time job, so it can be crazy to think that you also need to take control of networking the unique pieces you bring to fruition. It’s crucial, however, as an artist that you establish good relationships and genuine connections that can help you in the long run.

An artist's studio should be a creative haven. That’s why organizing the room in a way most conducive to your workflow is so important.

There is so much that demands our time everyday that it can be hard to find time for ourselves and our art. If art is an essential part of your life like it is for us, here are a few things you can do to keep track of your life and make time for creative endeavors.

Here are some important things to consider when shopping for your first art supplies.

There is a way to go even deeper into your creative process and add another layer of meaning to your work: incorporate eco-friendly practices. Feel good about what you’re creating in more ways than one by upgrading your systems to give love back to the earth.

There’s only one thing worse than an interruption in the creative process -- no creative process at all!