Insights & Inspiration
At Carrot Top Studio, our blog is a space where we share insights, stories, and creative inspiration that goes beyond our products. We believe in the power of storytelling and the beauty of continuous learning, and our blog reflects that passion. Whether you’re an artist, a spiritual leader, or simply someone who appreciates the intersection of art and faith, our writing offers valuable lessons and a peek into the heart of what we do. Join us in exploring these ideas, and let our words inspire your journey.
An Artist's Oath: Embracing My Creative Journey with Purpose
Writing an Artist's Oath has been a meaningful way to reaffirm my commitment to my craft. Inspired by The Artist's Joy by Merideth Hite Estevez, this oath is a reflection of the values that guide my work and the joy I find in creating. It's a reminder to stay true to my artistic journey, to honor the connections my art fosters, and to infuse each piece with purpose and love. Read this blog post to learn more!
Unleashing Creativity: Crafting Your Own Artistic Journal
In the digital age, where screens dominate our lives, there is something profoundly rewarding about putting pen to paper. The act of journaling not only helps us organize our thoughts but also provides a canvas for our creative expression. While store-bought journals are readily available, there's a certain magic in crafting your own journal tailored to your unique artistic practice or writing style. In this blog post, I'll explore the joy of creating a personalized journal that becomes an integral part of your creative journey.
Favorite Supplies
What are your favorite art journaling and sketchbook supplies? This blog post sheds light on the favorites of Jenny Gallo the artist at Carrot Top Studio. If you’ve always wanted to art journal pick a few from the list and dive right in! Are you a seasoned journaler? Maybe this list will spark so new energy for your work.
Great Books on Creativity
Books on creativity abound! This blog post explores some of Jenny Gallo’s favorites. With her work at Carrot Top Studio she appreciates having been inspired and encouraged by these writers.
Patrons of the arts
Are you a patron of the arts? Does that sound like something that is just for the affluent? NO! Anyone can be a patron. Read my experience with patrons and a bit of encouragement for you to get in on the action. Artists need you!
