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Open calls: Art on demand in the 21st century

For aspiring, but not yet well known or well connected artist, there are countless possibilities to get that precious exposure in today’s connected world. One of the best options when starting out are websites like Curatorspace.com (primarily UK and EU focused),…

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Sure it’s smart but how does it make you feel?

Art can be beautiful. It can be ugly or just plain disgusting. The variety of emotions that artists can produce with a few brushstrokes is astounding. But do we actually look at our work from such a perspective or can…

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Collaboration Tuesday: Visualisations and the Development of Ideas by Corbin...

It is said that no idea comes out fully formed, and I think most of us will agree with that. Be it a character design or a gripping narrative, the first iteration is unlikely to be the best. This seems…

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The sweet ritual of cleaning up

After almost 7 months of searching for a new home I officially moved apartments today. Needles to say, I could not be happier, considering how difficult it has become to find a solid, let alone decent flat to rent in…

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If cereals don’t have personalities, can people still have brands?

Branding is a bad word for many, but for the fun of it, let’s look at one random description of what branding is, that I found online: “Simply put, your brand is your promise to your customer. It tells them…

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Getting good at something is easy, getting to great, not so much.

I remember when I first started to draw the human body; it didn’t really start with a full nude or portrait or any body part for that matter, it started with boxes and a long stick, so that I could…

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What does my diploma actually do?

Like many of us, I spent several years working for a piece of paper that officially declares me an artist (7 years altogether), but is this really what defines me as a creative? In business I see the utilitarian value…

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Specialisations and all-you-can-eat buffets

We creatives are curious by nature, which makes us lifetime learners; constantly trying out new things and always expanding our skillset. Everyday we find something new, some spot of life where we haven’t ventured before and usually the first thought…

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Collaboration Tuesday: Anthropomorphic Animal Characters and Character Design...

Many people who grew up in the 90s (at least in the us) were exposed to animated anthropomorphic (human like) animals in their entertainment. Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Animaniacs etc. Since some of the earliest forms of successful animation involved…

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Fake it ’till you make it?

Colourful ties, fancy watches and flashy rings. Or maybe a new Apple computer, giant Wacom Cintiq tablet and a nice new mirrorless Nikon Z7. Whatever the means, the end goal is always the same; if we look the part and…

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