Art is a tool for change. In this post, we dive into how artists can use their work for activism, from choosing a cause to balancing creativity and advocacy.

Figuring out how to sell your art and turn it into a real business can feel like a lot—but it doesn’t have to be impossible…

Let's take a look at some creative ways to bring art into your everyday life

When was the last time you made art just because you wanted to? Not for a deadline, not for a client, not for social media—just for fun.

Ready to take your art beyond the studio? Take your art into products that connect with a wider audience and grow your creative business.

Success as an artist isn’t about luck—it’s about finding your rhythm between creativity and intention. Explore how you can shape your own path, set goals, and stay flexible when life throws its curveballs.

How can your art document our world and history?

Feeling stuck in your art practice? Let’s look at how setting limits on your tools, materials, or techniques can spark new ideas and help you break through creative blocks.

Take a moment to look back on your art journey over this past year.

Want to see your artistic growth and never lose a great idea again? Learn how simple documentation habits can create an archive that inspires, guides, and connects you to your creative journey.

Sketchbooks are more than a place for rough ideas—they’re an essential part of your creative process. Here’s why what you do in your sketchbook matters just as much as your finished work.

Feeling stuck in your creative flow? Maybe some simple rituals can anchor your art practice, to help bring focus and inspiration to your process—even on the toughest days.

Thinking about curating your own art show? Let’s take a look at everything from finding the right venue to getting people in the door—so you can share your work exactly the way you want.

Building confidence as an artist isn’t about chasing perfection or meeting others' expectations. It’s about trusting your creative voice and staying true to your vision, even when self-doubt or criticism come your way…

Every artist hits setbacks, but what if failure is actually part of the path forward?

How can sharing the story behind your art can help you connect with people on a deeper, more personal level?