Category: Making

Some types of improvement are difficult to notice unless we spend intentional time to notice them.

No matter how much we try, our default seems to be to articulate problems we see in the ways we think they can be solved.

Sitting down to draw is intimidating, but sitting down to make the first mark might be helpful way to get started.

Defining one’s art style goes beyond materials. It lies at something deeper, perhaps something akin to a default way of looking.

In a world driven by ‘who’s it for’ thinking, maybe, sometimes, what matters most with art is that the ‘who’ is ‘you’?

How much space does one need to do their best work? And, is it about the space? Or is it about the mindset and routine?

With only so many hours in a lifetime, how on Earth does one prioritise where to spend that time in art?

What does it mean to be a ‘tortured artist’ and is there another way?