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Marketing in Arts: How to Gain Exposure as an Artist
Deciding to become a professional visual artist is something that can be quite overwhelming and confusing at the start of your journey. You might now know where to start! Artists are all different from one another, and as with anything in this life - there is no one way to do things. Aside from carving your own path while simultaneously ... Read More »
Successful Women Who Used Art As Empowerment
International Women's Day, France, 1981. Image: Getty. Throughout the centuries, successful women artists have been very active in contributing to the art scene. Whether as artists, models, historians, and critics, they engaged in the movements of art as empowerment, and have fought to see its transformative roles in society. Indeed, their work has significantly contributed to the advancement of our ... Read More »
Sketchbook Ideas: How To Find Inspiration For Art
As artists, we oftentimes find ourselves holding a blank sketchbook; eager to fill it up with sketchbook ideas, drawings, and random doodles to the brim! We get all giddy, buying these beautiful art materials which we can use in our new creative project. And then, the inevitable happens - we get paralyzed and anxious by the fear of starting. What ... Read More »
Art and Relationships: Creative Valentine’s Date Ideas
In this article, we will tackle up how to combine art and relationships in an effective manner. Most artists usually wonder how to have a healthy relationship with their loved ones while living out their true passion. At times, self-love is also overlooked due to the demands of everyday living. However, this shouldn’t be the case. We must take care ... Read More »
What Does The Color Red Mean? History, Symbolism, and Use
What does the color red mean? A popular color among artworks, fashion, and almost everything under the sun, red has made a statement for itself as one of the most important colors. They say that red is the first color that the human eye can perceive upon birth, next to black and white. This means that humans have had very ... Read More »
Facts You Should Know About Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life, Legacy and Art
Martin Luther King Jr, Lee Madrid, 2011 “I say to you today, my friends, though, even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed: ... Read More »
Interview with the watercolor artist Anna Koliadych
BY REGINA R. Anna Koliadych during one of her workshops, 2018. R: Hi Anna! Thank you for granting us this interview for our ZenARTist Series. For this particular series, we will be interviewing different artists from all over the world to feature them and their works (mostly talking to them about their respective art practices, tips, and pieces of advice) ... Read More »
How To Start A Mindful Living 2019
The first few days of the year are usually moments full of positivity, resolutions, and high hopes for the incoming year. It is an inevitable time to reflect on the year that was, and how it has changed our lives for the better -- bringing us new lessons, more life experiences, and the necessary challenges to make us stronger. This ... Read More »
Bored of New Year Resolutions? Create a Vision Board
BY ARDAK KASSENOVA Year after year, most of us commit to New Year’s Resolutions that are oftentimes too big or have an unrealistic time frame. This leads to an inevitable loss of time, focus and interest, because when we see the whole picture, we realize that we cannot execute the whole plan realistically. However, I have discovered that there’s an alternative ... Read More »
The Mystery of Van Gogh’s Death
By Susan L Stewart “Wheatfield with Crows”, 1890 We all know the story that Vincent van Gogh went out to the wheatfields, painted “Wheatfield with Crows,” (he actually painted several “Wheatfield with Crows”) then picked up a gun and shot himself in the abdomen. He died two days later in the arms of Theo (pronounced Tay-O), his dearest friend, and ... Read More »
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Are you an aspiring artist thinking about turning your passion into a profession?
Maybe you are stuck in a corporate career or a job you hate doing and you long to devote your time to your true labour of love in the studio instead of a 9 to 5 office slog?
Perhaps you have discovered that painting or drawing is a great way to release stress and anxiety and you are a huge fan of mindfulness and meditation?
In these turbulent times many professionals from different fields are looking for a life with more meaning, creativity and happiness. Fine art offers all of that as the founder of ZenArt, Ardak Kassenova, knows personally.