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You can find free images online in several places and then print them or modify them to create art for your home. It's a great way to create a gallery wall.

Creatives thrive in communities with other life minded individuals. In the 21st century of blogging, art blogs have become a great way to promote your art, become inspired, and engage throughout the industry. These creative

Every artist absolutely must have an artist website to stay ahead of the game. Sure, social media is a great way to market your art, but your artist website

How to start an art blog with no technical experience. Market your art, make money, & expand your offerings with your own art website.

Stickers Blog Illustration designed by Gino van Lierop. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

If you’re thinking about starting a digital art business then read this post first! I’m going to share with you what you need to get started, the challenges you might face, and how to make sure your products stand out from the competition. So why is a digital art business a good idea? Digital art is a broad category. Simply put, it’s artwork that's created using a computer. This can mean lots of different things. You can draw an illustration on a computer screen that you then color in, take…

Northern Greece-based Frank Moth are a self-taught digital collage artist and his other half who create nostalgic artworks from the future.

Artist storytelling is a skill you need if you want to consistently sell your art. Here's how to combine the power of visual and verbal creativity.

Dribbble's Director of Operations shares 7 tried-and-true tips for running more engaging and meaningful remote town hall meetings.

Illustrator and graphic designer Simon Prades (previously) delights in the surreal and dreamlike, where silhouettes of faces open portals to other places and strange visual metaphors for difficult subjects are brought vividly to life. Prades works primarily with non-digital mediums like pen and ink, using Photoshop to cleanup and occasionally animate his work for theContinue reading "Surreal Editorial Illustrations by Simon Prades"