• Embrace the Journey: Wendy Boomhower’s Success Story with Created to Thrive

    Embrace the Journey: Wendy Boomhower’s Success Story with Created to Thrive

    Wendy Boomhower recently thanked the Created to Thrive (CTT) team for their excellent program. Because of her membership in CTT, she has gained more focus, and over almost four years, she has seen her art pieces sell more frequently and at higher prices. A Timeline of Triumphs December: Utah State Capitol BuildingIn December, Wendy had…

  • Her Art Business and Life as an Artist was Completely Transformed

    Before joining the Created to Thrive Artist Mentoring Program, Kathy Joy, like many artists, found herself caught in a cycle of striving. Juggling multiple low-paying jobs, she struggled with a lack of confidence in her skills and doubted the value of her art. Society’s pervasive narrative of the “starving artist” reinforced her poverty mindset, leaving her…

  • Transforming Her Art Business and Faith Journey with Created to Thrive

    “This mentoring program has been truly transformative for both my art business and my spiritual and emotional growth. Through its teachings, I’ve been able to refine my style and hone my skills, all while feeling deeply supported by the CTT team and its community. It’s honestly ‘the best’ and has been a constant source of…

  • Why Teachable is the Best Online Course Platform for Artists to Host their Courses and Memberships

    Why Teachable is the Best Online Course Platform for Artists to Host their Courses and Memberships

    Hey there, fellow creatives! I’m super excited to share with you something that’s been a game-changer for me and countless other artists who are looking to expand their reach and impact. If you’ve been toying with the idea of sharing your expertise through online courses or memberships, you’re going to love what I’ve got to…

  • Masterful Doesn’t Always Equal Marketable

    Masterful Doesn’t Always Equal Marketable

    Embarking on a career in the arts, especially as a Christian artist, is a journey both profound and complex. ​This path is not merely about honing your skills or finding your audience; it’s about weaving your faith into the fabric of your creations, understanding the delicate interplay between the mastery of your craft and its…

  • The Art of Simplicity: Rejecting the Digital Frenzy for a Life of Purpose

    The Art of Simplicity: Rejecting the Digital Frenzy for a Life of Purpose

    ​In today’s fast-paced, competition-driven world, it’s easy to get caught up in the endless race for recognition, success, and validation. As an artist and a follower of Jesus, I’ve often found myself at the crossroads of these societal demands and the gentle whisper of a different path—one that doesn’t lead to the spotlight but to…

  • The Creative Call: Why Artists Should Consider Starting an Art Business Rather than an Art Ministry

    The Creative Call: Why Artists Should Consider Starting an Art Business Rather than an Art Ministry

    In a world pulsating with the need for beauty, truth, and hope, Christian visual artists find themselves at a crucial junction. The path they choose in structuring their professional and spiritual endeavors is more than a mere career decision; it’s a declaration of how they intend to navigate the confluence of faith and creativity. While…

  • 8 Artistic Myths Holding Back Christian Artists (and How to Break Free)

    8 Artistic Myths Holding Back Christian Artists (and How to Break Free)

    I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the journey we’re on as artists, especially those of us weaving our faith into our creative expression. It’s a beautiful, challenging, and deeply rewarding path, but let’s be real—it’s not without its myths and misconceptions. ​Artists, including those who are Christians, may encounter various myths and misconceptions that…

  • Habituation and the Power of Art to Re-ignite Your Heart

    Habituation and the Power of Art to Re-ignite Your Heart

    Ever noticed how sometimes the most extraordinary parts of our spiritual lives start feeling a bit, well, ordinary? It’s like when you’ve walked the same path so many times, you stop noticing the beauty around you. That’s what scientists call mental habituation, a fancy term for getting so used to something that it doesn’t excite…