Writing in general is both an art form and a skill. Writing for children is a different ball game.

All the time while working on this, there is one thing that stayed on my mind, “Learn to draw.”

Maximalism is tricky, as there’s a thin line between an elegant organized mess and clutter.

But a professional artist knows how to separate their personal life from work and so I pushed forward to finish this assignment.

I was encouraged by our mentor, Lilla Rogers, to have more of the art direction I took on my book cover submission in my portfolio.

I heavily researched about my current city, Johannesburg, and played around the concept of "Egoli" or a place of gold.

Before joining Make Art That Sells, I worried about becoming a commercial artist. What does it mean to make work that is commercial and yet not lose my uniqueness in all of it? The Magic of Color Grading Just nearly a decade ago I used to be a colorist, for moving pictures and not the hair salon kind, and it’s a love-hate relationship. While I enjoyed the craft and the prestige of being a so-called magician in the dark room because that time not all of my clients knew how I a