Marketing Artwork
Marketing artwork can look challenging to artists who are thinking about selling their work. Carrie shares a few ideas to keep it simple.
Learning from Master Craftsmen
Learning from master craftsmen in any discipline is an invaluable experience. Sometimes, motivation comes from unexpected places.
Making Money with Colored Pencil Sketches
Sketching with colored pencils is probably what most people think of when they think of colored pencil. Did you know you can make money with those sketches?
Learning More Than One Medium
Is learning more than one medium at a time a good idea or is it better to learn one medium, then learn a different medium.
Focusing on One Art Theme
How long should you think about focusing one theme in your art? Are there any general rules of thumb for this or can you wing it?
Waiting for that Ah-Ha Moment
Are you waiting for that Ah-Ha moment when your artistic skills take a big leap forward? Don’t wait. Do this instead.
The Artist’s Most Important Investment
What is the artist’s most important investment, especially if they’re a would-Be professional artist? You might be surprised by Carrie’s answer.
Finding Ways to Combine Artistic Goals
Finding ways to combine artistic goals is a great way to make the most of drawing time and improve your learning and productivity. But how do you do it?
Transitioning from Tutorials to Your Own Work
Transitioning from tutorials to your own work is necessary for any artist who really wants to advance their drawing skills. But it can look frightening. How do you begin?
Overcoming the Bias Against Colored Pencils
Overcoming the bias against colored pencils can be a huge challenge. Many of us have learned there is such a bias. How do we deal with it?
