How to License Your Art to Art Consultants
If you want to learn how to license your art and grow your creative business, it is time to look […]
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Free 4 All 2026 at Claremont Lewis Museum of Art
Free 4 All is a one-day community art show with no submission fees, no jury deciding who belongs, and no
Clara Berta: From Delicate to Dynamic in LA Aug. 1st
Mark your calendars for Saturday, August 1! Award-winning contemporary abstract artist Clara Berta will be prominently featured in a major
Beyond Words: Why Painting is My True Language
Have you ever had a feeling so massive and quiet that words felt too small to describe it? If you
The Art of Editing: Destroying and Rebuilding a Painting in Progress
Art is Editing There’s a romantic myth about creators. We picture the painter striking the canvas with one perfect stroke.
The Heavy Weight of Red: Studio Truths
There’s an undeniable emotional weight to the color red. It doesn’t just sit quietly on a canvas; it throbs with
Finding Stillness in ‘Earthbound’
As the light begins to shift and the crisp energy of the autumn season approaches, there’s a natural instinct to
Trusting the Creative Process in Abstract Art
Look at my online portfolio, and you only see the final act of my creative process. Abstract art looks like
The Female Gaze in Abstract Art
For decades, the story of Abstract Expressionism has been told as a hyper-masculine fistfight. We’re taught to picture Jackson Pollock
Embracing the Layers: Healing Through Art and the Joy of a Messy Canvas
I like to make a mess. If you walked into my studio right now, you would not see a sterile,
Beyond the Sofa: Why Large Scale Modern Art Should Be Personal
We often feel pressure to make our homes look like pages from a design magazine. We’re taught that “harmony” means
Healing Art for Hospitals: Transforming Spaces into Sanctuaries
Hospital rooms are designed for precision. They’re built for efficiency and sterility, favoring white walls and straight lines. But they