AIRBRUSH DOJO JANUARY 2023
New Year is an occasion of joy and happiness! No matter how good or bad the year was the arrival of the New Year gives you lots of hope. As you all know, the year 2022 was full of unexpected events that held back the world. The advent of coronavirus raised several questions but with a positive mindset and the right attitude, we harmonized together to fight against this novel coronavirus. This also reminded us how vulnerable we are, nevertheless, the year 2023 is full of new hopes and dreams. We are hoping to hear much such positive news from all around the world.
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This is a time when we all declare to make some changes with New Year’s Resolutions. The turning of the calendar page to whole new year signifies a beginning and a clean slate to play with. An artist, however, may have a different looking list of resolutions than the average individual. Usually, it contains goals for creating more art! I’m a firm believer of resolutions and goals. There’s something very creative about them,
with the possibility of recreating yourself in the process. We all are works in progress after all, and life is about change. Even as artists, we grow and change, and our artwork reflects our journeys. If you’re a creative individual, here are some artistic New Year’s resolutions that you can use to become a better artist. Even after a 40-year career, I still strive to be better! An artist never quits learning or growing as long as we are alive. New Year’s Resolutions for Artists 1. Commit to learning a new medium. There are endless drawing and painting techniques and always new products to play with. Is there something you think is interesting, but have never tried? Now is the time. Dive in! I’m going to try modeling paste to add some 3dimensional qualities to my paintings. 2. Is there a medium you like, but never seem to do enough of it? We all have our favorite techniques that we seem to go to religiously. What technique do you love, but