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December 11, 2024
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Ask Artwork Archive: "How Do I Keep Growing My Art Career Without Burning Out?"
"I haven't touched clay in days because I'm drowning in paperwork." This week, we explore that delicate balance between running a thriving art business and protecting your creative soul—and how to build systems that serve both.
November 27, 2024
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Why "Every Color is Great" According to Artist Jilli Darling
Featured Artist Jilli Darling blends bold gestures, quiet marks, and unexpected colors to explore thought, memory, and identity. For her, every color is great, and finding harmony on the canvas is all part of the journey.
November 20, 2024
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Ask Artwork Archive: What’s the Best Way to Respond to “Can I Have That for Christmas?"
This time of year, personal generosity and professional boundaries get blurry for artists. This week, we explore how to handle those "Can I have it...as a gift?" requests with grace, while respecting your artistic worth.
October 3, 2024
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How This Artist Lets the Unexpected (and Many Mediums) Shape His Artistic Vision
Featured Artist Thomas Bucich’s art blends multiple mediums, embracing the beauty of unexpected outcomes. Inspired by nature and culture, his work balances 'rawness' with refinement, offering deeper meaning for those who look closer.
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July 13, 2023
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How Judi Tavill's Work Explores the Intricate Connections in Life
Featured Artist Judi Tavill blends sculpture and drawing to explore the world of biomorphic abstraction— getting inspiration from the intricate connections and entanglements found in both nature and the human body.
