by stacy spangler
March 25, 2024
Picture this: a cozy corner of the internet where artists gather, sharing tips, tricks, and heaps of encouragement. Being a full-time artist work...
by stacy spangler
March 25, 2024
A blog series on creativity and clutter...
Have you been bitten this year by the Spring Cleaning Bug?
I used to joke at the concept of spring clea...
by stacy spangler
March 15, 2024
My art is inspired by experiences in my life, and many times what God is teaching me. This year in Bible Study Fellowship we have been studying th...
by stacy spangler
February 23, 2024
A Quick Guide to Finding Wholesale Printing Sources for Artists
As an artist, the journey of bringing your creations to life doesn't end with the ...
by stacy spangler
February 19, 2024
The Beginners Artist's Guide: How to Seal Your Acrylic Paintings
As artists, we pour our hearts and souls into our creations, channeling our emot...
by stacy spangler
February 5, 2024
I always think it's important to know my "why" when I'm investing a large portion of my time and energy into something.
Here's my top "WHYS" for ...
by stacy spangler
January 8, 2024
A Look at Artistic Style
An artist's unique style is their artistic fingerprint, a distinct mark that distinguishes their work from others. Thr...
by stacy spangler
December 12, 2023
My verse for my art business is Colossians 3:23, so at the end of each year, I think it's important to take a look back and see how I've been a ...
by stacy spangler
August 29, 2023
I've been showing my artwork locally since 2015 and have learned a ton of best practices over the years. If this is something you've considered, but don't know where to begin, here's a few basic tips and important things to consider.
by stacy spangler
August 23, 2023
It's like God spoke to my heart and said "I can make something beautiful from your pieces, if you will let me".
by stacy spangler
August 16, 2023
When the weather is nice, I try to ride weekly with my father, and on my ride today, it hit me how riding a bike and art have so many parallels. Stick with me – you might be surprised by just how much these two experiences have in common.
by stacy spangler
June 28, 2023
Here's my top 3 reasons, from over 15 years of experience in teaching art, for a beginner painter to start painting on a small surface verses a large canvas.
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Picture this: a cozy corner of the internet where artists gather, sharing tips, tricks, and heaps of encouragement. Being a full-time artist work...
A blog series on creativity and clutter... Have you been bitten this year by the Spring Cleaning Bug? I used to joke at the concept of spring clea...
My art is inspired by experiences in my life, and many times what God is teaching me. This year in Bible Study Fellowship we have been studying th...
A Quick Guide to Finding Wholesale Printing Sources for Artists As an artist, the journey of bringing your creations to life doesn't end with the ...
The Beginners Artist's Guide: How to Seal Your Acrylic Paintings As artists, we pour our hearts and souls into our creations, channeling our emot...
I always think it's important to know my "why" when I'm investing a large portion of my time and energy into something. Here's my top "WHYS" for ...
A Look at Artistic Style An artist's unique style is their artistic fingerprint, a distinct mark that distinguishes their work from others. Thr...
My verse for my art business is Colossians 3:23, so at the end of each year, I think it's important to take a look back and see how I've been a ...
I've been showing my artwork locally since 2015 and have learned a ton of best practices over the years. If this is something you've considered, but don't know where to begin, here's a few basic tips and important things to consider.
It's like God spoke to my heart and said "I can make something beautiful from your pieces, if you will let me".
When the weather is nice, I try to ride weekly with my father, and on my ride today, it hit me how riding a bike and art have so many parallels. Stick with me – you might be surprised by just how much these two experiences have in common.
Here's my top 3 reasons, from over 15 years of experience in teaching art, for a beginner painter to start painting on a small surface verses a large canvas.
