Sketchbook exercises can help you feel more creative Art journal exercises are a great way to help boost creativity. Whether you’re a beginner who’s just getting started or a seasoned maker, I have 24 exercises for you to play with. I’ve…
Today I have a fun and simple sketchbook prompt for you. This one is for all of my tinkersketch friends, new and old. I’ve been trying to make a habit of getting up before the kids so that I can…
Do you carry a sketchbook around in your bag or purse? I have one with me almost all the time. I say “almost” because today I found myself without it — left behind in my art studio — and I…
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a Tinkersketch challenge on our blog, and since we’ve been getting some great tinkersketch feedback on Instagram I thought I’d share a favorite low-stress way to get some paint and marks on paper.…
Now that summer is coming to an end (sniff — I’m kind of in denial — you?), it’s a good time to harvest some of your last blooms for some flower-painting experiments. We took a walk around the neighborhood and…
Do you keep a journal? I’m juggling a bunch of projects at the moment — did I tell you that I’m writing a book? Gasp. That’s a post for another day! — and I’m trying to keep this blog going…
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