NFT art is the latest craze in the industry. There are several crypto art marketplaces, OpenSea being the largest among them. Usually, minting an NFT costs money. But it is also possible to create and list an NFT for sale without paying any gas fee! In this tutorial, I show you step by step how to mint an NFT for free on OpenSea. It’s super-easy—so just come and follow me along!
'BLACK NIGHT' is my first NFT Art Collection that is exclusively available on OpenSea. The collection includes four pieces of dark and sparkling lip art. All NFT artworks are unique assets, each piece only available once. But that's not all. All items are hand-signed and numbered, to provide extra value. In this post, I give you insights into my creative process and show you the before and after pics. It's all real art created with love—no quickly rigged up AI generation. See for yourself!
Hi everyone! In this post, I'm showing you the 'Making Of' my digital artwork 'Keyla' with WiP screenshots and a timelapse video. 'Keyla' is probably one of my 'biggest' pieces of digital concept art, so far, because I used a lot of symbolism to get across what I meant to express with it. In this article, I explain my thoughts behind 'Keyla' and what inspired me to create this artwork!
Hello Lovelies! In this post, I’m showing you the digital art creation process of 'Extravaganza' from start to finish with WiP screenshots and a timelapse video. 'Extravaganza' is the follow-up to 'Wounded Vanity', but includes real natural elements that I blended up with artificial 2D elements in Photoshop. As usual, you will also learn about what inspired me to create this artwork and what I mean to express with it...
Hello Lovelies! In this post, I'm showing you the 'Making Of' my creation 'Wounded Vanity'. I'm revealing the digital compositing in Photoshop – step by step – with screenshots of the major editing stages and a timelapse video. I speak about what inspired me to this artwork and what it's meant to express. So if you're interested how this digital shoe composition came to life, then this is the right post for you!
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Many artists believe they need social media to get their art out there. But Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram are not necessary for artists to get eyeballs on their work. You don’t need social media to sell art, either. How to make it as an artist without social media? Well, there are many alternatives to social media and in this post, I show you the best options to help you become a successful artist without social networks!
Is Instagram worth it for artists? Many creatives have been questioning whether Instagram is still a good place to promote art, because the latest changes on the platform make it harder and harder for users to gain exposure. That’s especially worrisome for artists who have put a lot of time and effort into building their brand and earning from Instagram. Bad enough. But recently, something happened to me on Instagram that topped it all. Read on to learn more about the ‘Social Art Dilemma’!
Do artists need a website? With all the social media platforms around, you might be tempted to think that you can promote and sell your art without a website. But, mind you, relying solely on social media can kill your art career! In this post, I tell you why artists need a website and what are the best websites for artists to use. Spoiler alert: it's not hard to create an artist website!
Why should artists leave their comfort zone? Creativity means exploring new things. If you get too comfortable with what you are doing, you risk reaching a plateau and getting stuck with your art. But you also hinder your artistic growth and prevent you from discovering new and exciting territory with your art. That’s why it is important to leave your comfort zone in art. Here are some ideas to push your boundaries!
Are the arts selfish? Art is usually linked with attributes like inspirational, innovative, and moving. And while some artists may be self-absorbed, no one wants to be called selfish. Is being an artist selfish? If we choose to create art that is dear to our heart, instead of making art that appeals to the needs of others, does that make us selfish artists? Let’s talk about it!
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