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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...
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5 Essential Gifts to Nurture Your Creativity This Year
'Tis the season of creativity, connection, and celebration—and yet, it can also be the season of overwhelm. As an artist, December often brings mixed emotions. While we celebrate our art, our inspiration, and the people who support us, there’s also a pressure to meet year-end goals, wrap up projects, and find balance between family obligations and personal time. The joy of the season can be clouded by the stress of deadlines, gift shopping, and worrying about the perfect holiday gesture. For many of us, it’s not just about making art—it’s about making it through the season with grace. But here's the thing: Give yourself a gift this year—peace of mind. Take a moment to step back, breathe, and appreciate your journey. Don’t let the chaos overshadow the beauty of what you’ve created and the people you’ve touched. As artists, when we take care of ourselves, we nurture our creativity and focus. This allows us to continue creating without burning out, giving us the energy and cla...
Hello everyone,
As spring finally arrives, we are excited to share the joys of painting in the great outdoors! Painting outside, also known as plain air painting, provides a unique inspiration and opportunity for artists to connect with nature in a way that is truly special.
It is a chance to break free from the constraints of a studio and to allow nature to inspire us in new and unforeseen ways. The ever-changing natural light and beauty of the surroundings creates a sense of excitement and energy that is nearly impossible to replicate inside.
The effects of outdoor painting are truly remarkable, as artists have reported that their artwork becomes more vibrant, more alive, and more expressive when they paint outside. The freshness and spontaneity that comes from responding to the environment and observing your surroundings cannot be replicated in any other setting.
Plain air painting can inspire a more intuitive and fewer inhibitions way of painting. Being outside, you are able to see the world in a different way, which in turn affects the way you approach your work. The colors and shapes of nature can influence the overall feel and tone of your painting, which can help you create a more authentic and naturalistic finished piece.
In conclusion, I encourage all artists to experience plain air painting for themselves. Even if you've never tried it before, stepping outside of your usual routines and allowing the breath of the world to inspire you can have profound effects on your creative process. Paint on, and I look forward to seeing the beautiful works of art that will be created.
Happy painting!
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