Posts by Nicholas Wilton
Making a Painting: Part 1 – Nicholas Wilton – Ep 110
After putting it off for a few years, I am finally starting the painting I promised my daughter and giving it to her for her 30th birthday. So I thought it would be fun to take you on the journey with me! Join me as we dive into a real-world example of how you start…
Read MoreCreate cool textures with this!
Happy Sunday! I want to share a new tool I’ve been using that creates the coolest texture! It’s a paint roller without the cover. I just picked it up and started rolling it and I love how it cuts through the semi-dry acrylic paint to create unusual textures and marks. Check it out… There’s something…
Read MoreThe Necessity of Vulnerability – Nicholas Wilton – Ep 109
Where does vulnerability fit into your art practice? Is it something you embrace or avoid altogether? Embracing vulnerability is the key to creating authentic and powerful artwork. It’s also how we grow, not only as artists but as human beings too. Join me as I discuss the necessity of vulnerability, how it impacts our work,…
Read MoreA simple tip for pricing your work!
Welcome back to the Sunday Vlog! I recently had some collectors in my studio. I showed them available work, and they asked about prices as expected. This topic used to be stressful for me, but not anymore. And here’s why… This list removes the vulnerable emotions around selling something so personal. The prices are based…
Read MoreThree Big Workshop Takeaways – Nicholas Wilton – Ep 108
After wrapping up two phenomenal Art2Life Destination Workshops, it’s time to dive into my three big takeaways from these creative encounters. Specifically, we’re going to look at the three biggest challenges that came up for our participants. Join me as I share my thoughts around letting go and embracing differences, improving your proportions to improve…
Read MoreIntellect, soul and your art.
I’m in Los Angeles, California, just back from teaching Art2Life destination workshops in Spain and Morocco. I haven’t been making art, and it feels great! It makes me think we have two parts involved in our art-making — our intellect and our soul. These two parts are often in different places, and one needs to…
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