Perfectionism can make us focus so much on what's wrong that we forget to see what's working. This simple mindset shift has helped me enjoy my art and my progress much more.
In uncertain times, creating art can feel strange or even inappropriate. But creative practice can help us remain steady, attentive, and connected to what matters.
Brands don’t choose artists based only on follower count. In this post, I share what actually matters when brands decide who to contact, based on my experience working with art brands over the past 7 years.
Watercolor has been my escape, my passion, and now my career. But the path wasn’t always smooth. Here are five lessons from my journey that will help you paint with more confidence, joy, and freedom.
Choosing watercolor supplies can feel overwhelming. In this post, I’m sharing my go-to papers, paints, and brushes plus budget-friendly options I’d recommend if I were starting from scratch.
I never thought I’d be teaching art online, but here I am five years later, still loving it. In this post, I share how it all began and tips to help you start teaching watercolor (or any art) with confidence.