Do you feel that your art isn’t good enough, that you are not a good enough artist? Do you ask yourself questions like why your art looks bad and whether you will ever succeed as an artist? Many artists are insecure about their art, for different reasons. Doubt, self-criticism, and perfectionism are some factors that can hinder our artistic growth. Here are 5 things you can do to stop judging your art!
Rejection is one of the most common struggles artists face. Rejection is never easy to handle. It can make you feel sad, disappointed, and not good enough. In consequence, many creatives lose their inspiration to create art. How do artists get over rejection? Here are 6 techniques to help you deal with rejection and get your artistic inspiration back as fast as possible. Let’s get into it!
Storytelling in visual art has always been a thing since the very first cave drawings. Storytelling can improve art, and artists who tell stories in their work tend to sell more. In this post, we are going to look into what makes storytelling through artwork effective. Plus, I have 5 easy steps for you to follow to help you tell a story through your art too!
Why do artists work in series? Actually, there are many advantages to creating series in art. You do not only get the opportunity to explore the same concept from different perspectives and practice your skill, but you also help your audience get a better understanding of your work. Besides, the point of an art show is also to exhibit a consistent collection of works from an artist. So here’s why you should work in series, too!
Lead magnets are “irresistible free offers” that bloggers use as an incentive to encourage people to subscribe to their email list. The subscriber gets a free resource in exchange for their contact information. Do lead magnets still work today? Yes, creative and unique lead magnets are still at the top of the list for subscriber growth! No idea what to create? Here are 40+ lead magnet ideas for artists to attract prospects to your art business!
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!
Are you feeling lost as an artist? Don’t worry, that’s something that happens to all artists at some point in their career. We all struggle with artist block from time to time, we feel unmotivated and lonely. But that doesn’t mean that you’ve lost your artistic ability or cannot make a living with your art anymore. There are ways to regain your passion and have fun with art again. Here are eight tips to help you rekindle your creativity!
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!
Art blogs can be a profitable side hustle. But to start a successful blog, you will have to niche down. Because the more unique your art niche, the higher your chances of standing out against the competition and attracting an interested audience. Only, how do you find your art niche? Well, here are 66+ of the best art niche ideas for blogging to help you choose your favorite!
What is the old saying about perfection? 'Practice makes perfect' can be used for many crafts, and the arts are no exception. Many artists aim for perfection. An unhealthy perfectionism, however, can quickly become a block to our creativity and discourage us from making art. So if you are looking for something to say to encourage an artist, or to build creative confidence, here are the best "Art is not about Perfection" quotes to keep you motivated!
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