I thought I’d take you on a tour of everything that I use to make digital art both for fun and for professional projects, what I use to make videos and content, and then I’ll share some tips for some budget friendly tools if you’re just getting started.

Whether it's the start of a new year or just a time to refocus, planning goals for your art can help keep your artistic practice and your business on track. Here are a few tips that have helped me set my own achievable goals!

As someone who’s familiar with feeling insecure and totally lost with my art, I’ve struggled with having confidence in my skills as an artist. But building my confidence is what got me to where I am today, having now illustrated a published children’s book and working for myself full-time as an artist. So I want to share with you 5 tips I’ve discovered for growing your confidence as an artist!

You don’t necessarily need to be consistent if you just want to enjoy making art for fun, but consistency is a great way to develop your creative skills and habits. To help you in your creative journey, I’ve condensed these lessons down into 7 handy tips that will help you be more consistent with your own art.

If you feel like you don’t have an art style or it’s just not quite there yet, then I’ve got 4 tips plus 1 cheeky shortcut that will help you develop your art style as a digital artist.

Starting an art business and becoming self-employed can seem overwhelming but over the last three years I’ve been able to do just that! Here are 5 things I think you should know before starting an art business.