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Food for Thought: Eating to Increase Creativity

Food for Thought: Eating to Increase Creativity

Overcoming a creative block has always been hard, but now you maybe able to eat your way to a solution. There are a number of foods that can help. Plus simply not-forgetting-to-eat while working can bolster brain function.

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Get Paid to be a Muse (How to Find Work as an Art Model)

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Get Paid to be a Muse (How to Find Work as an Art Model)

Anyone can find work as an art model! Artists want to practice drawing people of all shapes and sizes. There are three main avenues to pursue when looking for work as a fine art model: colleges and universities, open drawing sessions, and individual artists.

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How to get FREE Art Supplies

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How to get FREE Art Supplies

Community organizations, grants, and corporate sponsorships are all great avenues when we find ourselves trying to cut corners and reduce costs on the art supplies that we need most.

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Limitless Reasons for a Limited Palette

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Limitless Reasons for a Limited Palette

A limited color palette is just like what it sounds like, the palette is restricted to a few select colors. Novices often go to the art supply store and are dazzled by the colors available but the more experienced artists know using only a select few is a tried and true method of palette selection.

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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

If you are a left-handed artist you might be more unique than you think! Sure, lefties make up about 12 percent of Americans, however a French study reported in Revue Neurologique in 1995 studied 500 artists and determined only 2.8 – 4.7% were left-handed, an even lower percentage than the general population.

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