Posts by Nicholas Wilton
How to Balance Your Art and Life – Ep 122
Do you feel like every waking moment has to be dedicated to your art or thinking about your art? When you finally have the time to create, are you already exhausted? When I’m talking about balance, I’m talking about setting up your energy. You have to curate your life so that you’re energized when it’s…
Read MoreFinding balance in your life and art
I’m so fired up about the upcoming FREE ART OF YOUR LIFE WORKSHOP starting March 4th! I’ve been developing this for months and it will be big! We’ll make art together, and I’ll talk about the Art2Life principles. Plus, I’ll share the idea that the ART of YOUR LIFE comes from YOU! When you feel…
Read MoreKnow Your Story – Jon Ritt – Ep 121
Jon Ritt is a close friend, artist, designer, and next-level storyteller who helps brands identify their core principles and brings them to life. Jon takes the fundamentals he learned as a painter and applies them to how he works as a designer. He helps brands sculpt their identity in visual form. In this conversation, we…
Read MoreAsk yourself this important question…
A common question I get from other artists is how to get unstuck. One way to begin the process is to ask yourself one simple question – “What do I love?” Watch here… We are faced with many choices in art and life, and asking this question is the best way to know what’s in…
Read MoreCrafting Your Life Brief – Bonnie Wan – Ep 120
As a brand strategist, Bonnie Wan’s job is to make meaning from messiness. A great brand can distill their purpose into 1–3 words to create a clear focal point from which they can create, innovate, and make decisions. Most of us don’t realize that we can do that in our own lives. The Life Brief…
Read MoreI made a new discovery by looking at some old work…
Behind me today are two paintings, one made six years ago and one I’m working on now. In seeing them side-by-side, I discovered something so helpful that you may notice in your past and present work, too. Check this out! The earlier work presents a distant view. The small elements in the painting make us…
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