writing – Believe Like a Child; Draw Like an Artist

Believe Like a Child; Draw Like an Artist – Tameka Art

Life became busy. Somewhere between school, work, and endless to-do lists, you stopped drawing. The decision did not come from a lack of talent. It happened quietly, as other responsibilities started to feel more urgent and more important. This course is a gentle way back to that creative part of you. Believe Like a Child;Continue reading “Believe Like a Child; Draw Like an Artist – Tameka Art”

Stay in the Driver Seat: How to Work with AI Without Losing Your Voice – Tameka Art

Stay in the Driver Seat: How to Work with AI Without Losing Your Voice AI can be useful. AI can also be loud. If you are not careful, the tool can start steering your message. That is why the most important skill with AI is not “prompting.” The most important skill is staying true toContinue reading “Stay in the Driver Seat: How to Work with AI Without Losing Your Voice – Tameka Art”

Progress Comes from Practice, Not Pressure – Tameka Art

Over the past few days, we have talked about belief, permission, ability versus skill, and starting small. Today, I want to focus on what helps growth to happen over time. Practice. Many people believe that improvement comes from long sessions or perfect drawings. In reality, progress comes from consistent and gentle practice. Small actions repeatedContinue reading “Progress Comes from Practice, Not Pressure – Tameka Art”

Fear Shrinks When You Start Small – Tameka Art

Over the past few days, we have talked about belief, permission, and the difference between ability and skill. Today, I want to talk about something that quietly stops many people from learning to draw. That thing is fear. Fear often appears as hesitation. It shows up as a blank page and a pencil that neverContinue reading “Fear Shrinks When You Start Small – Tameka Art”

You Have the Ability: Skills Are Learned – Tameka Art

In the past two days, we have talked about belief. We talked about how children confidently believe they can draw. We talked about giving yourself permission to begin again. Today, I want to talk about an important difference that often gets overlooked. This difference is ability versus skill. Ability is the potential to do something.Continue reading “You Have the Ability: Skills Are Learned – Tameka Art”

You Still Can Draw. Here Is a Simple Way to Begin – Tameka Art

Yesterday, I shared a story about asking my kindergarten class, “Who in here can draw?” Almost every student raised their hand. They believed they could draw because they trusted their creative ability. This belief did not come from training or experience. It came from confidence and curiosity. As adults, many of us lose that confidence.Continue reading “You Still Can Draw. Here Is a Simple Way to Begin – Tameka Art”

Rediscover Your Creative Belief and Learn to Draw – Tameka Art

When I asked my kindergarten class, “Who in here can draw?” almost every student raised their hand. Their belief was clear and confident. Every child believed deep in their heart that they had the ability to draw. I want you to notice something important about that moment. I did not ask them who knows howContinue reading “Rediscover Your Creative Belief and Learn to Draw – Tameka Art”

How Artists Can Use AI to Make NFTs Easier and More Fun – Tameka Art

Making an NFT does not mean you have to do everything by yourself. You are the artist, and your ideas come first. But guess what? You can get a little help from something called AI, which stands for Artificial Intelligence. Think of AI like a smart assistant. It is not here to take over yourContinue reading “How Artists Can Use AI to Make NFTs Easier and More Fun – Tameka Art”