Are you tired of staring at bare walls? Looking for a fresh, creative way to add personality and charm to your space? Well, you’re in luck!

Winter can feel heavy. The shorter days, the grey skies—it’s easy to feel stuck. But creativity has a way of pulling us out of those ruts, even if we don’t consider ourselves artists. These simple drawing exercises are more about the process than the result. No perfection, no pressure—just a little space to breathe and create.

Claude Monet is one of those artists who’s not only legendary but also incredibly inspiring, especially for those of us just starting out in the world of art. His work—especially in Impressionism—changed how we see the world, all while embracing light, color, and the beauty of imperfection. If you're a beginner artist, there’s a lot we can learn from his approach, and it's all about enjoying the journey, experimenting, and not stressing over getting everything perfect.

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and if you’re anything like me, you want to make a special gift that shows just how much you care.

Perfectionism can be the biggest enemy of creativity. Many artists—both beginners and seasoned professionals—often hesitate to create out of fear that their work won’t be "good enough."

Creativity and inspiration often feel like elusive forces that artists chase. Yet, the journey to discovering your artistic spark can be filled with clarity and purpose when you understand the myths and truths surrounding inspiration.