Find your artistic voice

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How do you find your artistic voice or style? You don't have to find it. You already have it. You already have favorite colors, textures, things you like.

Wishing your art gave you main character energy, a thicker wallet and a brand to be proud of? At one point every artist does. Your work speaks volumes -- if you've got a loud and clear creative voice. And there are three top problems getting in the way of you and your unique voice. Click to read.

By Timothy M. Joe in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice On your way to becoming a professional artist, you will be frequently hit with these types of questions. Ready? • What’s your favorite subject matter? • What kind of art do you make? • What sort of paintings do you do? In the past, you might have said, “Uhhh. . . I paint all kinds of things,” but for a professional artist, that type of response won’t cut it anymore. […]

Discover how professional artist Dimitra Milan found her voice in art! Get inspired with specific tips that will lead you to finding your own unique voice.

A comprehensive roadmap to guide you through the process of finding your artistic voice and developing your unique style

In Finding Your Voice, Amy will teach you her fun, simple strategies for cultivating your own unique voice and style as an artist. With her mindful perspective and gentle approach, you'll see how these 6 concrete strategies will open you up to making more art, having more fun with it, and encountering your style along the way.

Everyone has a unique creative voice because no two lives, and no two stories are the same. Cathy Nichols has made it a priority to help students tap into their own singular and authentic voice. Here are her five ways you can strengthen the magical lilt of your unique artistic voice!

By Timothy M. Joe in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice On your way to becoming a professional artist, you will be frequently hit with these types of questions. Ready? • What’s your favorite subject matter? • What kind of art do you make? • What sort of paintings do you do? In the past, you might have said, “Uhhh. . . I paint all kinds of things,” but for a professional artist, that type of response won’t cut it anymore. […]