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Start New Career in Art | Alexandra Novik-Khamis
I am very often hear that people don’t feel like to start something new at pretty old age; especially if all their life they have been doing totally different activities. Same with art, people don’t want to start painting after 40-50 as they are convinced that if they did not do it before they don’t really have talent then why even try. I believe that everyone can start something new at any age. A lot of painters and musicians are started their careers at very late 40s. And there is nothing wrong with it. As long as you feel inspiration and need for it then go on. Years ago, people graduated from school, got a job and worked at the same company until they retired. Today, it's unusual for a young worker to stay at the same job for more than a few years in the first decade of their career. It's also becoming more common for workers to make a midlife career change, and completely switch gears after spending half of their adult life in the same industry. People want to b...
10 Sketchbook Ideas. How to Start Art Journaling.
How important sketchbook in artists life? In my opinion is one and only way to keep your ideas in order and track your creative development. Every artist (does not matter if beginner, art student or professional) must have sketchbook and paint/ sketch every day. Sketchbook is not only place where you are sketching randomly and use it only when you are bored. It must be used every day. So today I will tell you 10 main sketchbook development ideas if you are only started including sketchbooks in your art life. 1. Visual diary – the most easiest and common way artists use sketchbooks. Basically you are just writing your diary and including illustrations. Or as I suggest for my young art students – you must draw/paint at least 1 significant picture per day in your sketchbook. The most important thing what happened today. Try to remember the details and illustrate it. As well as that it can be self-portraits from month to month. 2. Experimenting tool – the second most com...
The ability to dream and to create new worlds by taking a flat surface and transforming it is the gift that artists can bring to the world. With this concept of manipulating dimensionality, an artist may point out something that already exists but in such a skillful manner that the viewer sees it in a brand new way. Thus art can alter the viewer’s perception, launching them into an exploration of their own thoughts and beliefs. This is my mission as an artist and an art mentor – to bring elements of our consciousness that are hidden in plain sight into the light, into the observable world.One of the most important mantras I follow is to “stay authentic” I paint for me and am my own toughest critic. When my work resonates with someone it is rewarding. But my greatest reward is when I step back from a painting and say, “this is good, this is strong, and I’m satisfied."
I would love to see Art, in all its forms, have an even greater positive impact on the world. Like music, Art crosses barriers and can bring us closer. I hope that those who see my work find joy in it. That my works make viewers stop and think and feel and wonder.
The adventure of finding a signature style has been painful yet invigorating at the same time. I wake up and go to sleep thinking about colour and how to make them move on the canvas. I am driven to share the joy and peace that I find while teaching my students.
I am unique because, after many years of being chained by perfectionism, I have embraced my messiness and have let go. I seek my inner artist when it comes to being creative, with my colours and my brushstrokes. My works are messy yet calm, they have movement but create a stillness of soul. I know a piece is complete when I look at it and it has emotion but peace at the same time. My number one goal is to share the joy that I have in my heart with others without needing to use words. I want people to know that they are loved and I desire for them to be healed in their hearts when they look at my work.
My desire is that my art can bring a glimpse of heaven to those who need it when they need it.
The world is remarkably full of hustle, with little time to contemplate or experience new things. Technology accelerates this to a point such that few people take time in their day to observe the world. Most of our interactions are filtered through technology. Painting and art have a wonderful silence to it, something removed and singular that has this wealth of stored energy in it – an energy that can be experienced really only through time and contemplation.
My art tries to grab peoples eyes to point out the wonderful things I am seeing and that perhaps others are overlooking.
I would love to see Art, in all its forms, have an even greater positive impact on the world. Like music, Art crosses barriers and can bring us closer. I hope that those who see my work find joy in it. That my works make viewers stop and think and feel and wonder.
The adventure of finding a signature style has been painful yet invigorating at the same time. I wake up and go to sleep thinking about colour and how to make them move on the canvas. I am driven to share the joy and peace that I find while teaching my students.
I am unique because, after many years of being chained by perfectionism, I have embraced my messiness and have let go. I seek my inner artist when it comes to being creative, with my colours and my brushstrokes. My works are messy yet calm, they have movement but create a stillness of soul. I know a piece is complete when I look at it and it has emotion but peace at the same time. My number one goal is to share the joy that I have in my heart with others without needing to use words. I want people to know that they are loved and I desire for them to be healed in their hearts when they look at my work.
My desire is that my art can bring a glimpse of heaven to those who need it when they need it.
The world is remarkably full of hustle, with little time to contemplate or experience new things. Technology accelerates this to a point such that few people take time in their day to observe the world. Most of our interactions are filtered through technology. Painting and art have a wonderful silence to it, something removed and singular that has this wealth of stored energy in it – an energy that can be experienced really only through time and contemplation.
My art tries to grab peoples eyes to point out the wonderful things I am seeing and that perhaps others are overlooking.
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