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16Oct

Critique: A Tool Not A Weapon

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Critique: A Tool Not A Weapon How to Offer and Receive Constructive Critique Properly wielded, constructive critique can be one of our most powerful tools for growth as artists. As with any tool, there are important rules for use – rules that are designed to render positive results and protect the user from harm (say from […]

15Oct

5 Ways to Break Your Creative Block

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5 Ways to Break Your Creative Block Studio Habits to Keep You Working We’ve all been there: the dreaded creative block. Ideas, which once flowed in an unstoppable river, have dried up and the creative process has transformed into a nightmare of self-doubt and uncertainty. Interestingly, what many artists call creative block is simply […]

12Oct

Signed, Dry and Ready to Hang

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Signed, Dry and Ready to Hang Is Your Artwork Gallery Ready? Though this phrase was originally aimed at painters, the idea holds true across all art forms. It may seem like a small consideration, but the way your work arrives to a gallery is often a key consideration in whether they will choose to work […]

10Oct

Are You Struggling to Create in Isolation?

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Are You Struggling to Create in Isolation? How Group Environments Influence Productivity You may not be alone. Which is to say that you are alone… but you’re not alone in being alone. That made sense, right? Over the course of a typical week, we talk to a lot of artists. We hear stories […]

04Oct

Welcome to the Art Gym Blog!

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Welcome to the Art Gym Blog! One of the greatest challenges to making art is actually making art Let’s think about this for a moment: If every idea that pops into an artist’s mind could be instantly (magically) realized as physical art, our jobs as artists would be very different. No doubt somewhere in […]

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