Stories

Artivism is simply the power of using your art as a voice for change. But there really isn’t anything simple about it.

Self-taught photographer Andrew Kung shares how he took the plunge into full-time freelance—and how you can, too.

Throughout Pride Month, together we have been focusing on being radically us.

Learn more about Jonathan Van Ness, from his background to Gay of Thrones, Queer Eye, and his new Skillshare class

Soraya Zaman’s work encompasses so many subjects from portraiture to travel to fashion, and more. Across disparate subject matters there are common themes to be found: a power in the raw and emotive, and the sense of a deep and profound connection between subject and photographer.

For Sophia Emmerich, art is a way to challenge social norms and their impact on the perception of beauty.

Discovering Desdemona Dallas’ photography is – as they so perfectly put it – a window into calm.

We’ve partnered with upcoming Skillshare teacher, transformational speaker, author, and musician Justin Michael Williams on a Pride series at Skillshare.

Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting a teacher from our community. Today, meet Hongshu Guo, motion designer extraordinaire.

Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting a teacher from our community. Today, meet Jake Bartlett. Jake is a motion designer who has been working in the industry for over ten years.

Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting a teacher from our community. Today, meet Alanna Cartier, a self-proclaimed “artist, illustrator, collector of cookbooks, mother to one fat cat, and cultivator of genius hair.”

Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting a teacher from our community. Today, meet Chris Piascik, an illustrator and graphic designer with over 10 years of experience working for the likes of Nickelodeon, Adidas, and more.

Food brings people together in every culture. Learn how Smitesh’s creative process and vision have been influenced by his family’s traditions.

Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting a teacher from our community. Today, meet Silvia Ospina, a professional graphic designer and artist, with a passion for creativity and joy.

Artist Ohn Mar Win talks about the meaning behind her artwork and how we can show solidarity with the people of Myanmar.

This May, we’re celebrating creativity and culture through the lens of some of our most beloved teachers.

Diasporic communities often live half in and half out of their cultural identities. Taiwanese-American creative Jennet Liaw shares her journey of reconnecting with her heritage.

Director and illustrator Kaho Yoshida shares how even just a single word can become the most thoughtful gesture.