Musings

For decades, curators and galleries stood as the self-appointed gatekeepers of the art world, deciding who gets seen, who gets shown, and who is worthy of recognition. They […]

Some jokes About the Things Galleries and Curators Say That Make Artists Question Reality. Sometimes the art world doesn’t feel like a sophisticated scene of cultured minds, it […]

The 18 Laws of Human Nature and What They’ve Taught Me Reading Robert Greene’s The Laws of Human Nature helped me understand people, situations, and even myself with […]

It has been one year since I took the leap to live fully as an artist, and this journey has changed me in more ways than I ever […]

There was a time when my days were filled with busyness. Meetings, deadlines, endless to-do lists. I was always chasing something, approval, progress, success, but deep down, I […]

Being an Artist Isn’t Just About Painting and Drawing When people hear the word artist, the first image that comes to mind is often someone standing at an […]

Hello everyone! Ever since I made the leap from a structured corporate job to a full-time artistic life, one of the questions I get asked the most is: […]

People often ask what a “typical day” looks like for an artist. The truth is, no two days are exactly the same, but each one is woven with […]

One of the most exciting parts of being an artist is exploring different mediums to discover which one resonates most vividly with your creative voice. My own artistic […]

In the midst of our fast-paced, turbulent world, it’s easy to lose sight of the small moments that bring peace and happiness. My painting, Little Critters Daydream, is […]

Welcome back to danielleart.co! If you’ve ever wondered where the ideas behind my paintings come from, you’re not alone. My creative journey isn’t confined to a single source; […]

Welcome to DanielleArt.co, where I’m thrilled to share a behind-the-scenes look at my latest collection of abstract contemporary paintings—the “Whatever” Series. This body of work is a deep […]

For years, I found a comfortable home in realism. From delicately shading a portrait to capturing the subtle reflection in a glass vase, realism gave me a sense […]

Starting or revitalizing your art practice can be both exciting and daunting. Whether you’re picking up a brush for the first time or returning after a creative break, […]

 I miss you terribly Oreo. I see you everywhere at home but you are not here. 1. I miss your yowling for breakfast every morning. You trotted into our […]