Josie Lewis

For a lot of artists, it's probably, (probably because why they are a creative), taking their passion for being creative into a well-educated and thriving business can feel very daunting. Although you have the talent, being able to take care of your sales, looking after your marketing, building an audience, and being able to plan financially usually takes different skill sets. That is where an Art Business Membership comes in, a platform that focuses on the processes and support of growing artists from a creative perspective to professional creative perspective. Most Art Business Membership   provide a curated plan for members where they are led by experts and get access to workshops, marketing plan, goal-oriented activities, and ways to continue their everyday business education as a creative. The programs that are provided through most Art Business Memberships accommodate artists who want to earn a consistent income from their work, want to grow and scale their brand, and want to...

Paper marbling is a lovely and complex art form that lets artists create unique, swirling patterns on paper. But like every craft, it comes with its own complications. Newbies, and even seasoned paper marblers, encounter common problems that can be frustrating and wonderful quality of marbled designs. In this guide, we'll recognize common paper marbling issues and offer some proven solutions that will help you produce perfect results every time! 1. Blurry or Faded Patterns One common thing which occurs in paper marbling is that the colors do not come out sharply, resulting with blurry or washed-out designs. This usually happens when the paint or ink is not properly floating on the surface or not adhering to the paper. How to fix it: Make sure to use the right kind of marbling paints or inks specifically designed for this art. Regular acrylics or watercolors won’t float well. Check the thickness of your marbling medium (often a carrageenan or methyl cellulose solution). It should b...