Art schedule

By Amelia Furman in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice “So, do you just wait for something to inspire you?” That’s a question I hear all the time. . . and it reveals a common misconception about artists. It’s often imagined that we sit around, waiting for a muse of some sort to drop creative ideas into our brains, or for our internal creative thoughts to simmer and when the moment is just right, those thoughts will explode into a flurry […]

Many of you probably know of Ian and Melissa from Apex High School. They have developed a list of Artistic Behaviors for the high school level. I have been following along and seeing how they teach their students. Seeing their list gave me the idea to create posters that shows kids what artists do and what exactly is an artist. I decided to simplify the behaviors for elementary school students and start from the basics. Start from the ground and … Read more... →

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If you want to Make More Art, create a White Space Schedule. Here's how to go about it. #srstudio #art # fulltimeartist #makeart

In this article, I explain why it's essential for artists to practice effective goal setting and time management and share tips/techniques to apply in order to move forward consistently.

Create a story with these To do list Isometric Illustrations in Amico Style to make your projects shine. Customize them to better suit your needs!