Artinject Conversations Episode 4 – How to Create a Art Business Leaning Onto Your Community About Tilika D’souza Tilika is an artist, illustrator, art educator and paintmaker. Her love for watercolour led her to start Studio Passepartout in 2020 as…
We all have seasons when our personal life takes the front seat. And I too just came out of a season where my personal life took over all the other areas of my life. Returning back to art practice after…
It’s been 2 years since I left my litigation job to fully dive into creating an art business, and a year of me toying with the idea of getting back into the job market. While not having a job gave…
Nazar battu is a 12 inches (h) x 10 inches (w) piece of Ceramic Artwork made with stoneware clay by Shimona Ghosh for Clay in Common Project, Indian Ceramics Triennale x India Art Fair. Nazar Battu was on display in…
I had 4 months to plan my wedding and I decided to add designing my own wedding card to the list of things to do because I derive some sort of thrill from putting more than I can chew on…
This month I had the chance to meet and learn from Iris de Kievith & Fiona de Bell of the Smogware Project. We learnt about the Project, how to collect fine dust and turn it into a ceramic glaze, and…
Artinject Conversations with Michelle Schenker | Episode 3 About Michelle Schenker Michelle is a watercolour and mixed media artist living in North Carolina, USA with her husband and two rescue dogs. She loves being outdoors and spending time in nature.…
Artinject Conversations with Pallavi Saxena | Episode 2 About Pallavi Saxena Pallavi is a self-taught mixed-media artist who started her art practice in Mumbai, India and is currently based in Taipei, Taiwan. She believes that her art practice allows her…
Artinject Conversations with Roxi Giuliano | Episode 1 Studio Artinject Blog is starting a new series featuring an artist every month. Through the Artist Interview Series, I hope to highlight the different ways of being an artist and the multitude…
Every time I leave for a trip I put together a travel watercolour kit to take with me. I’ve curated a kit after doing a lot of research, observing what supplies I gravitate toward in my studio practice, and which…