Art is obviously a matter of taste – but it also says something about your personality. Are you curious to know what your taste in art says about you? Here you can take a quick art taste test to see what liking a certain art style says about you as a person!
You’ve created a beautiful-looking, complex layer style in Photoshop. Now you want to use the same style on different layers. Don’t worry, you don’t need to recreate the effects all over again. It’s actually very simple to copy effects from one layer to another. This tutorial shows you how to apply a layer style to multiple layers in Photoshop – with just 3 clicks!
Are you an artistic person? Then you’ve probably wondered what art says about a person. Indeed, art reflects the personality of the artist, and even simply ‘liking art’ says something about you! This post tells you how art and personality are connected, and you can also take a quick art taste test to find out what your artistic preferences reveal about your personality!
Intuition is important in art. Why? Because it ultimately guides us toward finding our own style as artists. However, there are things that can make artists stray from their creative gut feeling. At times, you might feel disconnected and rather listen to the opinions of others, instead to your inner voice. Why artists should follow their intuition and why they sometimes don’t—this is what we’re going to get into in this post!
Every artist should have their own website. That’s an absolute necessity. It’s easy to build a website for your art—no coding skills required. But more importantly, what pages should an artist website have? This post is not going to repeat you the obvious; that you’ll need a home page and a contact. In this post, you’ll learn about 5 must-have pages every artist website should have, but that usually no one tells you about!
We know that a lot of the great artists have been dealing with intense emotional turmoil and mental health issues. But does that necessarily mean that great art comes from great pain only? Does art come from suffering in general? Or are there still other factors that inspire us to make art? Well, we are getting into it in this post!
Every artist needs inspiration in order to create art. Most of the time, the inspiration comes from the outside world, for example from other artists. But can you get inspiration from yourself, too? In this post, I show you that it is absolutely possible to get inspiration from within, and I reveal to you my six best tips on how to get started!
People tend to think that being an artist is just rainbows and unicorns. All the time, you just paint pretty pictures and enjoy your life. Believe me, we do that (ᴖᴥᴖ). But, there are also different thoughts you will have as an artist. We all doubt ourselves and question our skills at some point in time. Every artist does, so let’s talk about it!
We’ve all seen it too many times, bad art gets more Likes than the really good stuff, right? I’m sure you have all come across an artwork and thought, Uh, every child could do that. This is supposed to be art? Nevertheless, bad artists are popular on Instagram, TikTok, DeviantArt, you name it. But why is that? And how can you actually tell good art from bad art? Well, let’s talk about it!
“Art is dead, dude.” This is a statement that we’ve been hearing a lot recently. So, is there really no reason anymore why you should make art? Definitely not. The benefits of creating art are immense: art helps with emotions, art benefits the human brain, ... and there is much more to making art. So let’s talk about it!
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