How to Create a Media Kit (Even If You’re Not ‘Famous’)
Think a media kit is only for influencers or celebrities? Think again. If you're a creative, no matter your stage, a media kit helps you present yourself professionally, pitch with…
What I Thought Being an Artist Would Be Like… vs. Reality
Romanticised studios, gallery openings, and endless inspiration? Not quite. Here’s a light-hearted, honest look at what it really means to live the creative life—and why the messy, unpredictable reality might…
Sales – Driving Strategies: What Not to Do?
Sales advice is everywhere—but what about the things you absolutely shouldn’t do? From chasing clients like a caffeinated spaniel to selling ice to penguins, this witty guide explores the common…
The Social Media Lie: Why You Don’t Need 10K Followers to Sell Art
You don’t need 10,000 followers to sell your art—you need connection. This article breaks down the myth of social media virality and reminds creatives that trust, storytelling, and authenticity sell…
The Evolution of Print-on-Demand: From Niche to Necessity
Print-on-demand transformed the creative world—removing barriers, reducing risk, and giving artists control over how and where they sell their work. From humble beginnings to global platforms like Pixels.com, POD is…
How Not to Let Negative Reviews Ruin Your Day (or Turn You Into a Serial Killer)
A single bad review can throw even the most confident creative off balance. Here’s how to keep your cool, your sanity—and your paintbrush—when the critics get loud.
The Myth of the Starving Artist: Why It’s Time to Let That Die
"There is no honour in struggling when it’s avoidable. There is no shame in thriving when you’ve earned it." – The Myth of the Starving Artist
The Importance of Projects
What is a project exactly? Very few will frown their eyebrows if we bring up the word “project”. We all just about know what is meant, don’t we? However, do…
The Art of Regret: What I Wish I’d Done Differently
Every artist has regrets—unfinished projects, missed chances, or paths not taken. But regret isn’t failure. It’s a teacher. And it’s part of the creative journey.
Elitism Is Killing Democracy in Art
Elitism is still tightening its grip on the creative world — from gallery walls to community forums. This unapologetic article explores how true artistic democracy is eroded by conformity, commercial…
Stop Undervaluing Decorative Art: Beauty Is a Valid Goal
Somewhere along the line, we decided that ‘pretty’ art didn’t count. That beauty without a message meant failure. But beauty is a valid goal—and it always has been.
