@kellycreates is a traveling brush lettering teacher and creator. With her trusty Aqua Journal, she documents her adventures and experiences. Learn more about her travels, sketching, and how she found her love of lettering in her interview with us! (Link in bio!) What’s your favorite thing [...]
By Amanda Zito (@Blindthistle) Being an artist is a tumultuous life to begin with: dealing with self-doubt, art blocks, and everything in between. But what if all of a sudden you have to deal with more? @blindthistle wrote a beautiful blog about her recent wrist injury [...]
Amanda Zito, also known as @Blindthistle is a wilderness-loving, motorcycle-riding, adventuring artist who captures the beauty of the Northern states in her amazing watercolor works and sketches. Learn about her journey as an art adventurer and hear the fantastic story of her first Pentalic journal in [...]
By David Chung Being a parent and balancing your not child-related passions is incredibly difficult, especially at the beginning. Take a look at @theultrachung's advice on how to get back in the art game after you bring home your bundle of joy. Would you like to [...]
Meet @theultrachung! Learn about The Chung, why in the world he goes by the The Chung, his favorite thing about being a Dreamworks animator, and what about art makes you a "stupid ding-dong liar" nobody likes (actual quote from the interview). 1. When did people start [...]
Michael Lindberg (IG @Dustybrockway) is an elementary school teacher who was searching for a new way to relax after work that wasn’t a “flickering screen”. Through the guidance of the ever lovely, calming, and wonderful Bob Ross, he found art. Read his interview to learn about [...]
Get to know artist, world traveler, trail runner, and film maker, Max Romey. He lives an extraordinary life full of adventure as he travels the globe to chase down trail runners and film them in their race through beautiful, and rugged terrain. Max, you do so [...]
Written by Molly Egan As if creating work isn’t difficult enough, promoting it and gaining attention is a whole other animal. I’d be lying if I told you that I have it all figured out, but I have learned from successes and failures along the way. [...]
Your artwork is so bright, playful and so well crafted with different mediums. What made you want to step away from digital art and utilize different mediums to create your illustrations? When I graduated from college about 3 years ago, I had to work office jobs [...]
Written by Brendan Loscar Like grabbing ice cream after a long day of work—drawing is a pretty sweet thing to look forward to. When you are able to jump into a world of your own creativity, it frees up your life and makes you feel like [...]