I knew I was an artist when we made cut-out bunnies in grade school because mine was the only bunny with a hula skirt on. I was fascinated with Hawaii at the time. Two other art teachers have also left a big impression on me. [...]
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I was taken by the subject line from photographer Beth Thompson in my inbox. The quote “To create is to destroy” is apparently taken from Keri Smith’s book, Wreck This Journal. Deep Thought Thursday: True? [...] You are the CEO of your art business. The CEO is the person at the top of a company’s hierarchy. The buck stops, ultimately, with the CEO. Start acting like the CEO of your art business with these 5 tips. [...] Deep Thought Thursday: Is there such a thing as wasted time in the studio? [...] When do you stop imitating your art heroes? How do you know when to stop imitating and start emulating? How can we teach students the difference between imitating and emulating? [...] Deep Thought Thursday : In the creation of any work of art, there is some point, no matter how much training and experience is brought to bear on the work at hand, when the artist is taken with a feeling of both exhilaration and terror, the Oh shit. What the hell have I gotten myself into! moment [...] 
ART IS PROTEST. – John Perreault What do you think? [...] When do you decide it’s time to give up on a piece and recycle its components? [...] How do you know when an artwork is finished? When is it time to sign the work and move on? [...] 
Are you devoting enough time to the studio? Without your art, you have nothing to promote and share with the world. [...] |
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