Posts by Nicholas Wilton
Your 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…
Read MoreThe Art of Leadership – Cherie Healey – Ep 141
Everything starts with creative expression. Cherie Healey believes that leadership is the greatest creative endeavor of all time. But too many people feel they’re “not qualified” to be leaders because their definition of leadership is outdated. Leadership is first and foremost about learning to lead yourself. It’s also about gaining clarity, living your passion, and inspiring…
Read MoreWatch how I use dry pigment in my work…
I love trying new things, especially when putting together a new body of work! One of the new things I tried for this recent show is dry pigment — its color without the acrylic or the oil mixed in. I found a way to work with it that I like. You may want to try…
Read MoreWatch how I use dry pigment in my work…
I love trying new things, especially when putting together a new body of work! One of the new things I tried for this recent show is dry pigment — its color without the acrylic or the oil mixed in. I found a way to work with it that I like. You may want to try…
Read MoreFeeling into Your Art – Bibby Gignilliat – Ep 140
Bibby Gignilliat had stopped painting years ago because she had a critical teacher who made her feel like she was talentless. So she spent years as a computer programmer, worked in adventure travel, and even ran her own cooking business. By all measures of success, she was successful. She continuously pushed her dream of being…
Read More