January is now halfway through, and some of us might have already abandoned those New Year’s resolutions. If you’re like me, you might have noticed that a resolution might not be the best approach to reaching your goals, especially ones like improving your drawing skills. 

My last Café Kur stop, Yeah! This time it is the cozy, laid-back Das Milchkafee. The café has an entirely vegetarian menu with plenty of vegan options. 

My fourth Café Kur stop led me to Café Fräulein O., a cozy gem in Köpenick’s Altstadt. Run by German actor Hardy Krüger Jr., the café has a warm, vintage charm that feels both welcoming and nostalgic.

Antoní Berlin is a modern café that boasts a stylish decor and a friendly atmosphere, making it the third stop on my Café Kur.

The second stop on my Café Kur took me to Mokkafee, a lively café set in a historical building that adds some old-world charm. It takes a few steps to get inside, and like many places in Berlin, they’re cash-only, so come prepared!

The first café on my Café Kur journey took me to Altstadt Café Köpenick. It was an unusually warm October day, and I was lucky enough to enjoy it in their cozy garden, right by the Dahme.

2024 was a challenging year for my health. I was juggling two health issues while trying to get my art business off the ground and find paying gigs. Eventually, I had to face facts: health first.

It’s October again!—possibly one of the most overwhelming yet exciting months concerning art challenges. I generally like to participate in art challenges because these make me produce consistently.

As a surface pattern designer, your creativity is your strongest tool. But even the best artists can sometimes have a dip in confidence.

Finding your art style is probably one of the top things artists look up and struggle to create early in their journey. It is important to have a style that is unique to your artistic voice.

I feel grateful and humble for the recognition my book, "Treasure Found: An Art Journey," has gotten. These awards came as a surprise showing that my hard work and dedication to my craft paid off.

A creative brief is essential for guiding artists and ensuring everyone involved understands the project's vision and requirements.

Art always has room to grow and explore. Artists frequently reflect on their completed work and consider ways to elevate it. This is where reimagining your work shows its strength.

Learn how graphic design basics can improve your art and project creation. This post looks at key principles that inspire, sharpen focus, and bring consistency to your art work.

Artists should strive to advance and grow their craft. You may, however, find it difficult to figure out how to start or improve. Redrawing is an amazing tool that can support study and skill improvement.

When you're an artist or someone who makes things, coming up with fresh ideas can seem tough at times. You might wonder where to begin or what to search for. The truth is, ideas can pop up anywhere.

Two factors drive your creative style: influence and inspiration. People can confuse the two, but they have different meanings. In this blog post, we will look into that more.

As a creative individual, you may have felt like a fraud at some point in your artistic journey. This feeling of not belonging, of being an imposter, is known as imposter syndrome and is more common than you might think.