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 […]

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

I read a book that listed successful artists' daily schedules, quirks and all. I always feel like my schedule is inadequate. I hope this helps.

Kid Made Modern helps kids and parents to find their creativity through arts & crafts kits, clothing, home goods, party supplies, videos and DIY projects.

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.

This is the second week of the Reading in the Wild book study! Several amazing bloggers are sharing how they arrange their Reading workshop. Here is an outline of what my Reading & Language Arts weekly schedule looks like. We have a large block of time in the morning, where we do mini-lessons, vocabulary, grammar, and Daily 5, …

The best drawing references site? I've compiled a list of the top ten websites I use to find free reference photos for artists. Animal drawing references, pose references, 2D animation short references, character design references, and much more! Let's use them to get free reference images and leve

If you are like most people, you probably think of drawing as an exclusively artistic endeavor pursued by a few enthusiastic people. However, this is far from the truth. Everybody can draw, especially if they are willing to learn and improve their drawing skills. Just like any other hobby or profession, drawing or art, in