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Creativity thrives on more than output—it needs rest, rituals, and care. The Art of Slowing Down spotlights artists from Philadelphia to Las Vegas who weave wellness into their practice, proving that art isn’t just the final product but the process, the pace, and the peace along the way. Their work reminds us that tending to ourselves is as essential as tending to our craft, and that wellness and art belong on the same canvas.

Check out some of the amazing tools, products, supplies, and books our team has circled for Santa this year

Designers, stop giving away your work for free. Ownership and licensing aren’t just legal jargon—they’re your paycheck. Copyright protects what you create, trademarks cover brands, and licensing lets you control how your art is used (and keep earning from it). Contracts define the rules, so get usage terms in writing and price accordingly. Your designs are more than deliverables—they’re assets. Treat them that way, and watch your creativity pay dividends.

Textile and fiber arts are weaving their way into the spotlight, blending tradition, sustainability, and innovation. In this feature, we highlight artists from Las Vegas and Philadelphia who stitch intention into every fiber—through sculpture, wearable art, and handwoven narratives. Their work reminds us that sustainable design is as much about human touch and identity as it is about materials.

This month, we're celebrating artists whose work reflects the spirit of sustainable design—through innovation, immersion, and deep intention. From Las Vegas to Philadelphia, these creators are transforming materials, experiences, and perspectives. Their art doesn’t just look good—it does good. Get inspired by the visionaries designing a more thoughtful, connected future.

Is your brand stuck in the past? Discover when and how to refresh your logo and branding to align with your growth and attract dream client

Explore DJ Ben Arsenal’s journey from a repurposed factory studio to global stages, blending deep house grooves with cultural storytelling.

Jenn Hart interviews world-renowned conductor Alexandra Arrieche about her journey, inspirations, and breaking barriers in the male-dominate

Your Guide To Homegrown Goods Shopping locally is a small win for small biz and a big step for the win in our communities (all year long). It can have several significant benefits for business owners in our hometowns, communities, and the economy. And just in case you’re still not convinced of the superiority of this shopping strategy or the need for your Aunt Carol to have a new Ficus or an enamel pin that says “It’s Called a Hoagie,” well here are some compelling reasons to

If you have what it takes, show up with grit and go for it. Listen to Episode 7: with Whitney Bansin.

Discover how to transform your brand into a community favorite and build a stellar reputation. Dive into our latest article for tips!

We're thrilled to bring you an insightful Q & A with Sarah McAnulty, a brilliant scientist and artist based in Philadelphia.

Discover Restaurant Branding Tips to build a compelling restaurant brand by identifying your audience and defining your identity.

Uncover the secrets to identifying and partnering with ideal clients for impactful projects.

Who says art and science don’t mix? We’ve seen it, heard it, and experienced it. You can too. Listen to Episode 8 of the Artist 10 Podcast!

In this Q&A, we get a sneak peek into what G + Rizz are up to, their success and some advice for other creators.

Design, like improv, is about exploration, experimentation, and sometimes, just winging it with style. See how improv can benefit your team!

Let's dive into how a single photo can convey a message and whether it always needs some snazzy supporting copy to hit the mark.

Unleash your creativity with our Creative Elevator Pitch Prompt!. Get ready to make the out of practicing your pitch.

Meet us where whimsy and conceptual creativity are planet-sized yet somehow fit in human-hand-size packages!