As artists, we often find ourselves seeking direction and inspiration, longing to create authentic and meaningful work. Our inner compass is the guide that helps us navigate this vast artistic landscape, leading us toward our true artistic voice. So, let’s explore some ways to discover and follow that creative North Star within us! Now, let’sContinue reading “How to discover and follow your inner compass as artists”
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Ways to be creative when you don’t feel inspired
It can be difficult to be creative when you don’t feel inspired, but there are some helpful tips and tricks you can use to jumpstart your creativity. Here are some ideas to get you started: Using these tips can help you get your creative juices flowing again, so don’t hesitate to try them out. GoodContinue reading “Ways to be creative when you don’t feel inspired”
Being around plants can help you concentrate more
Plants are an incredibly powerful and natural tool to help us concentrate and focus. Studies have shown that having plants in our work and home environments can have a calming and soothing effect on our minds, reducing stress and helping us remain focused on the task at hand. Not only can plants help us remainContinue reading “Being around plants can help you concentrate more”
Art Studio Update
When my husband and I decided to build an art studio, I had grand plans for what it would look like. I spent countless hours scrolling through Pinterest, imagining a picture-perfect space with everything in its place. But as I began to move in, I quickly realized that my visions of a pristine studio wereContinue reading “Art Studio Update”
Benefits of commonplace books for artists
For artists, commonplace books can be incredibly beneficial tools for inspiring creativity and organizing ideas. Commonplace books are notebooks or journals in which you can record meaningful thoughts, quotes, observations, and other inspirations. By having a single repository for these items, artists can easily refer back to them and use them as a source ofContinue reading “Benefits of commonplace books for artists”
Heidi Cogdill 