These simple questions will help you pick the best next book

Consider a crucial element when picking your next book: the why. Ask yourself the right questions, and stay engaged in your reading.

An image gallery of awesome artists’ monograms

Monograms are not just for luxury brands. Artisans and artists have used them since the Middle-Ages as proof of authenticity.

Artist Laura Splan released a new work on a blockchain-powered digital art marketplace, and answered a few questions about her experience.

Learn about the robust ecosystem of digital marketplaces and sell digital art to a new kind of collectors thanks to blockchain.

To find a balance between input and output, I offer a simile: A fulfilling creative life is like being in a submarine.

Are you lacking time to practice drawing? If you can’t make time, just steal it. Try blind contour drawing on Zoom calls.

In the Laws of Sculptors, one of Gilbert & George’s manifestos, the duo conveys urgency, pokes fun at stereotypes, and delivers a powerful message.

Kio Stark is the author of three books, as well as the co-author of the Cult of Done Manifesto. We talked about connections and learning.

Even though the Cult of Done Manifesto was written by Bre Pettis and Kio Stark in 2009, it only hit me around 2010, like a great kick in the butt.

When presented with some form of inertia, creative people face two kinds of pain: the pain of making and not making.