How to become artist

I've been drawing ever since I was 3 years old. But most of it was garbage because I just drew for fun. My childhood entailed a lot of paper-mache projects, coloring books, and random sketches (some of them unfinished). I loved drawing. But I didn't ever think I could grow up and make a career

How to become better at drawing in 3 steps. Do you find yourself wanting to be a better artist but you don't know where to start?

How to Become a Successful Artist – The Five Year Plan

Is it bad to be a self-taught artist? Of course not! In fact, many successful artists such as Vincent van Gogh were self-taught. That’s why, in the self-taught artist vs trained artist debate, there are many advantages and disadvantages that each type of artist experiences. So, if you want to become the best, use these helpful artist tips to learn how to become a successful self-taught artist.

How to become a better artist - ten years of tips to help you improve your art. Learn how to draw better with this drawing advice.

Learning a set of curriculums from art schools is a great way to master the basics, but learning from experience and discovering your true creativity that no school or teacher can give it to an artist. #acrylicpouring #acrylicschool #artschool #selfdiscovery #truecreativity

If you've been following me for some time, you'll know that my blog is about blogging and online business. But I've made Stray Curls unique by including my own hand-drawn illustrations in just about every single post. I've been asked this question via email and comments several times, so I thought I'd write a very detailed blog

If you have a passion for art and creativity, becoming an illustrator can be your chance to make a difference in the world. As an illustrator, you have the power to convey messages, ideas and emotions through your artwork. You can create illustrations that inspire people, raise awareness about important issues or simply bring joy to someone's day. Don't hesitate to pursue your dreams of becoming an artist and start creating illustrations that truly represent who you are and what you stand…

By Carrie Lewis in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice I know, I know. You’re busy. You’re trying to create top-quality art, promote that art or your art business, work a full- or part-time job, and manage your personal life. Whose got time to draw from life? That’s what I used to think, anyway. Every minute of studio time was devoted to client work. There was no time for artistic exploration, let alone drawing from life. Besides, isn’t that all rather, […]

Careers in the art field are plentiful, from working as a graphic designer to becoming an art director. Earn an art or graphic design degree from GCU.