5 Toxic Habits That Are Bad For Your Art вђ Nicole Cica 4. working on anything but your art. don’t feel bad if this is you. this is all of us. us artists are masters of distraction. we redo our websites, buy supplies, and launch new business ventures, all to keep from doing the work that counts making the art itself. If you’re trying to start a new habit, try doing it after an existing habit. for instance, if you make a cup of coffee every morning, sit down and create for 30 minutes after that. or, maybe you’re a night owl, and you can make art after your nightly tv shows. habits are much sticker when approached in this way.
Has Your Artwork Gone Stale вђ Nicole Cicak Chicago Freelance Unfortunately, a lot of sketchbooks don’t have quality paper. often the pages are too thin, and they will wrinkle when paint is applied. even if you don’t use paint, i would buy a mixed media sketchbook, just in case. you don’t want to be limited by the paper. this may sound obvious, but it really works for me. I have to give a shoutout to my friend staci (@thevelvetvine ) for this post idea! she asked me how i make time for all the things, and what kind of daily habits i have when it comes to blogging, learning, client work, etsy, and painting. i’m humbled it appears i’m doing all the things from the ou. 3. trying to juggle too much “if you have more than three priorities, then you don’t have any.” — jim collins. there’s only so much you can get done in a given day. Santa dropped off an early christmas present a week ago on december 9 at 5:05 am ️ connor ryan cicak came into the world weighing 9 lbs. 1 oz. and was 21 inches long. me and little guy are doing great. he loves christmas lights, the great british baking show and corgi snuggles from his furry brother nigel 🐶.
Comments are closed.