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Does art have to be perfect? If so, what makes a piece of art perfect? Trying to attain perfection adds a lot of pressure to the creative process. But the good news is that art doesn’t have to be perfect to be beautiful. On the contrary. Artists should embrace mistakes and create lots of ‘imperfect’ artwork. Astonished? Read on to learn more!

Artists tend to be perfectionists. Many believe that aiming to be perfect will make them successful artists. Perfection, however, is something that is hardly attainable, if at all. Sooner or later, artists find themselves trapped in an endless loop of negative thoughts, and more often than not, this rumination can lead to art anxiety and depression. How to stop overthinking art? Here are 5 effective strategies to tackle your art anxiety!

Does art have to be perfect? Surely not, but many artists tend to be perfectionists. While it is good to aim for excellence, perfectionism in art can quickly get in your way and keep you from letting your creativity flow freely. That's why many creatives ask themselves, how do I stop being a perfectionist with my art? Don't worry, perfectionism can be cured. Here are some effective strategies for you to stop being an art perfectionist!

Copying other artists to learn is still a taboo in the art world. Is it OK learning from copying art? In this post, we dig into when it is okay to copy art and when it is bad. Copying art is not necessarily plagiarism. Even art schools consider copying art to learn good practice for beginners, if it is for personal use. Copying can help you study other artists and get good at art. Let's see what exactly that means...