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!
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!
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!
WordPress is surely a good choice for artists to showcase their portfolio. But can you sell art on WordPress, too? Yes! Selling on WordPress is actually super-simple – even for artists without any coding knowledge. WooCommerce is a plugin that lets you add a web store to your artist website with just a couple of clicks. All you need to do is choose your favorite WordPress art eCommerce theme and you are good to go!
We all want our art to be liked, that’s why we seek to create ‘good art’. But who actually decides if art is good or bad? I tell you: you decide. And you don’t only need to make good art. It is OK to make bad art, too. In fact, it is normal to make bad art, and making bad art is actually good for you. Why do I say so? Well, read on to find out… ʕᴖᴥᴖʔ
Tending to our physical, mental and spiritual health is important for everyone. But it might be even more important for artists to have a healthy lifestyle, because "healthy habits craft ideas." Missing out on a healthy lifestyle routine can lead to decreased creative productivity. To help you stay in shape and be able to create amazing art for the longest time possible, I have sorted out 10 lifestyle tips for artists to stay healthy!
Self-care for artists is something every creative should make an essential part of their daily routine. Why? Because creative self-care is not only important for our creativity to flourish but also for our body and mind to feel good. In this blog post, I have put together 8 tips for creatives to help you take care of your physical, emotional and spiritual well-being!
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