Posts by Nicholas Wilton
The Art of Self-Worth – Ep 144
Have you ever wondered how visualization and imagination can set the stage for success? This week, we’re diving into why shifting from self-doubt to intrinsic motivation is vital for any artist. I explore the importance of taking those small, consistent steps to achieve our goals. We can’t underestimate how having an engaged mentor to coach…
Read MoreTrust yourself in the art-making process…
This week I made a painting with my long-time friend, Artist and Art2Life Coach, Noah Woods! We had a blast playing and collaborating. We each brought our sensibilities to this painting. Check it out here. What’s cool is I can feel what parts are true for him and true for me. When you do this…
Read MoreLess Clutter, More Clarity – Andrew Mellen – Ep 143
Andrew Mellen walked away from his role directing plays off-Broadway when he realized he had a unique talent for making people’s lives happier in a totally different way: becoming a professional organizer. Andrew is known for his transformative approach to decluttering physical and inner mental spaces. He shares the value of taking small, manageable steps…
Read MoreLet’s talk about problem-solving in your art…
I’m working on a new piece and thought I’d let you listen in on my thinking when I see problem areas. In parts of this painting, many things are visually tangled. Too many elements colliding are just distracting. It’s like furniture in a room that’s not placed right – it just feels wrong. Watch here……
Read MoreYour Art, Your Money, Your Life – Ep 142
Your art is the most important thing in your life, so how can you possibly put a price on it? This week, I’m talking about how to value your art and your time and why outsourcing the tasks you don’t love allows you to buy back more time to spend in the studio. I’m excited…
Read MoreA studio storage hack…
If you’re like me, you’ve probably collected many studio tools and gadgets over the years. Some are useful for only a short time while others have lasting value. Check it out… This cart on wheels holds massive paintings! It’s ideal for storing and moving canvases and panels around small studio spaces. I find it so…
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