by admin-eric | Nov 13, 2026 | Fine Arts America
Most creatives, no matter what their medium or discipline, are likely to toil away in obscurity. I discussed this reality in my last post. Here is one response to that post that I think you’ll find interesting: “This is why identifying our artistic endeavor as a...
by admin-eric | Nov 7, 2026 | Fine Arts America
[The Drama of Insignificance is a multi-part, ongoing series. I hope you’ll check out other posts in the series. The series runs in conjunction with the launch of the much-anticipated Human Experience Specialist Certification Course. Become one of the world’s first...
by admin-eric | Oct 31, 2026 | Fine Arts America
Here are five reasons a visual artist might experiment with a new medium. [If the idea of becoming a Human Interest Specialist interests you, please visit here to learn more. 1. To Break Out of Creative Habits. An artist may find that their familiar medium has led...
by admin-eric | Oct 24, 2026 | Fine Arts America
A given artist may keep her art and her politics separate. Another artist may want to connect the two up. Here are ten ways an artist with progressive political ideals might express those ideals through her art, ranging from explicit political advocacy to subtle...
by admin-eric | Oct 17, 2026 | Fine Arts America
10 Tips for Maintaining Creativity in the Age of AI [Don’t miss the early bird price on the new Human Experience Specialist Certification course. Becoming an HES may do a beautiful job of supplementing and complementing your art income.] Think before you prompt. Give...
by admin-eric | Oct 9, 2026 | Fine Arts America
From Artist to Human Experience Specialist Artists are students of human nature. Whether they are writers, painters, musicians, actors, dancers, or filmmakers, they spend their lives exploring what it means to be human. They investigate longing, loss, love, ambition,...
