
The frenzy of cranking out a lot of art
Can you really benefit from the frenzy of cranking out a lot of art? What happens when you are making maybe too much art, at the same time?
Art, for me has always been created around the chaos of a rich and eventful life, and I wouldn’t want it any other way. I share ways I’ve learned to prevail.
Can you really benefit from the frenzy of cranking out a lot of art? What happens when you are making maybe too much art, at the same time?
What kind of art do I make?, asked a recent viewer question on my video “How to Create Distinct But Cohesive Artwork”. Here’s my honest, heartfelt answer.
How do you create really distinct new work that is cohesive with your earlier works? And, why make the effort to do this?
Here’s a complete list of my art works I made between late 2019 and March 2025. It goes along with the post, “The Best Thing for your Creativity in 2025”
The best thing for your creativity is to get life sorted, even if it means sacrificing time in the studio. I’m back in studio after a 4-month break from creating art.
My year long art challenge changed me in profound ways. I’m delighted that my studio is filled with 52 new works created in a style I never imagined I’d make.
Creating art when life gets difficult may seem impossible. Discover ways that can help you move forward in the studio.
Making crap art is what I gave myself permission to do when I returned to my studio after a really tough year in 2022. Find out why.
Winning in the art studio can be a big challenge when there’s a lot of living going on! So, how do you get into studio to create meaningfully?