There's No Single Place That Lists Everything Artists Need — So I Built One

When I was trying to figure out grants, supplies, studio access, and software as an independent artist, the information was scattered everywhere. You'd find one resource on a forum, another buried in someone's Instagram caption, another mentioned once in a newsletter you forgot you subscribed to.

So I built the Artist Resource Directory at brxwnsville.com — a free, community-maintained hub that organizes all of it in one place.

What's in the directory

The directory covers eight categories: Supplies, Grants & Funding, Studios & Spaces, Tools & Software, Community, Education, Print & Production, and Marketplace. Whether you're looking for a grant to fund a new project, a place to print large-format work, or a platform to sell your art, it's in there.

Right now there are 25+ resources listed, with more being added as the community submits them.

It's free and community-powered

Anyone can submit a resource. If you know about a grant, a supplier, a studio, or a tool that other artists should know about — there's a submission form right on the page. Every submission gets reviewed before it goes live, so the quality stays high.

It's just useful stuff, organized so you can actually find it.

Who it's for

Independent artists at any stage. If you're just starting out and need to know what tools exist, it's there. If you've been working for years but want to know what grants are available in 2026, it's there. If you're a working artist trying to find a studio space in Austin, it's there.

Browse the free directory at brxwnsville.com/resource. And if you know something worth adding, submit it.