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Nadia's Wednesday, two ways

8 lessons · 24 prompts

A day in the life of a Fine Artist: what changes with these prompts.

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Nadia, a fine artist who makes mixed media paintings and small sculptures.

Nadia starts Wednesday with a half finished painting on the wall and a grant application due Friday. She opens ChatGPT and types a prompt from Develop Artistic Concepts: 'Ask me five questions about the idea of repair in my new paintings, then help me write a three sentence concept note.' The questions make her notice the cracked plaster she keeps photographing.

Next she uses Write About Your Art to draft a short artist statement for a local open call. She pastes her old bio, adds notes about indigo dye and found wood, and asks for a warmer tone. Then she switches to Claude for Research Materials and Techniques. She asks about ventilation when working with encaustic wax and which boards are less likely to warp.

After lunch she opens Gemini to Plan Studio Projects. She lists the six pieces for her spring show, the hours she has before then, and the frames she still needs. The AI helps her make a simple week by week plan and a supply list she can check off.

By four o'clock the grant draft is ready for her edit, the studio plan is on the wall, and she has time to varnish two small panels. She uses the extra hour to walk to the park and sketch, which is where her best ideas often start.

Before

  • Grant writing eats the afternoon.
  • Studio plans live in scattered notes.
  • Material research feels slow and risky.
  • Artist statements take too many tries.

After this course

  • Grant draft is ready for editing.
  • Studio plan is clear on the wall.
  • Material questions get quick answers.
  • Afternoons leave room for sketching.

What you'll learn

  • Develop Artistic Concepts: Use prompts to brainstorm themes, question your ideas, and write a clear concept note for a new body of work.
  • Write About Your Art: Draft artist statements, bios, and short descriptions that sound like you and help viewers connect.
  • Plan Studio Projects: Map studio time, materials, and documentation steps for a painting, sculpture, or installation.
  • Research Materials and Techniques: Ask about safety, drying times, archival choices, and experimental methods before you buy supplies.
  • Prepare for Exhibitions: Create proposals, curatorial texts, checklists, and timelines for group or solo shows.
  • Market Your Artwork: Write newsletters, social posts, and pricing notes that explain your work with care.
  • Grants and Residencies: Shape applications, budgets, and letters that match the opportunity and your practice.
  • Studio Inventory and Admin: Organize inventory lists, consignment agreements, shipping details, and follow ups.

How this course works

  1. 8 lessonsOne task of your job each, from develop artistic concepts to manage studio inventory and admin.
  2. Ready-to-paste promptsCopy, fill in the parts in {{brackets}}, paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
  3. Tick and completeTick the prompts you tried and mark each lesson complete.
  4. Get certifiedFinish and keep the prompts as your own library.