Posts by Nicholas Wilton
Creating Texture in Your Art – Nicholas Wilton and Terri Froelich – Ep 62
Have you ever walked around barefoot? It’s Day 4 in Sayulita, Mexico and I can’t get enough of how visually and texturally rich this place is. From the sand between my bare toes to the colorful tropical flowers, it’s a feast for the senses. Admittedly, I have textures on the brain because I’m about to…
Read MoreA special Holiday message from Art2Life!
For this week’s vlog, we wanted to share something special with you – a little peek into our team, that is more like family, here at Art2Life. Watch it here… We are filled with so much gratitude that we get to do this together and that you are here with us. We are so inspired…
Read MoreOvercoming What Is Hard in Art – Terri Froelich and Nicholas Wilton – Ep 61
One of the amazing things about teaching and participating in art workshops are the people. I’d say about half of the “aha moments” come from just sitting around and talking. You’re surrounded by all these artists from all over the world with a wealth of different skills and experiences and you get to glean from…
Read MoreMy Holiday Tradition You’ll Love Doing
Nicholas, Happy Holidays! I’m excited to share a fun thing I love to do that’s become my holiday tradition. It came out of never finding wrapping paper I liked. Now I paint it myself! It’s super easy and relaxing as long as you’re not in a hurry and plan ahead. Check this out… With basic…
Read MoreCreate Your Breakthrough – Nicholas Wilton – Ep 60
Every artist wants a breakthrough. But some will do the same thing for years before their art begins shifting in the right direction. On this episode, I want to demystify breakthroughs and show you how to go further at a faster rate. We’ll look at listening to our inner voice, the importance of vision, the…
Read MoreDo you need a breakthrough?
It’s Ferris from the Art2Life Team here, for this week’s vlog. I wanted to share some thoughts on breakthroughs in your art. I moved recently and haven’t had much time to paint, however, the move has allowed me to reflect on my art this past year. Specifically, I’ve been thinking about what’s helped move my…
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