This year, I’m having five images of my artwork printed for holiday cards. (The image you see at the left is one image I pre-ordered to see how it looks – it’s awesome!) It sounds early to think of that, … Continue reading
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Have you ever wanted to write someone, but it just wasn’t Time yet? That’s what this entire last month since I wrote my last newsletter has been like for me. I’ve wanted to write, but each time I sat down … Continue reading
My friend professional spirit channel Connie Russert and I created a book I think you will love. Her channeled words, my artwork. The words in this book come directly from Spirit. The energy of Spirit accompanies the words. Allow yourself … Continue reading
I have over 300 images on my prints and cards site, many of them from the 100 Days 100 Paintings project I did last year to raise awareness about the pollution we cause in the oceans when we buy water … Continue reading
Rah! Rah! = Live Your Dream! This is for you if you have been scared pattoey-less about diving into a commitment to your Calling. Doesn’t matter what that is for you – whether you’re a numbers-cruncher or an artist or … Continue reading
I had a whole bunch of plants on the little patio outside my office door that had gotten way too big for the space – I had less and less room to walk through the space. And besides, they were … Continue reading
Last week as I was working with a client who has gone through more challenge than anyone I have ever met, we were clearing the energy from an incident he was particularly stuck on. I asked him to list ten … Continue reading
A funny video for a serious situation – but it can’t hurt to laugh a little – … Continue reading
I’m constantly looking for ways to cut down on marketing time so I can get back to the easel. I just found a cool site called fiverr.com where there are hundreds of people who say they ‘do anything for 5 … Continue reading
I’ve been painting all my life, but I’m the first one to admit I have a whole lot to learn. Recently I’ve been experimenting (tearing out my hair!) with acrylics. I’m used to the pliability and richness of oils, and … Continue reading
This week my client, ‘Cynthia’ lit into me and scolded me crisply. She’d seen my email a couple of months ago where I announced that ‘I Quit,’ and knew I was taking more time for my artwork and cutting back … Continue reading
A big part of my expanding my Dream of doing more art is finally being able to make prints available of my work. And it’s happening! Now people can get really nice prints of my work on paper, framed or … Continue reading
Last week I said I’d share with you what it’s been like during the last 3 months in my new Adventure of getting back to doing more artwork. In a nutshell: Exhilarating and Terrifying Annoying, Confusing Disappointing Exciting and Thrilling … Continue reading
If I had had training in art marketing ‘back in the days,’ I’d never have had the grinding, constant worry, depression or confusion I suffered with for over 40 years until I finally figured it out. I hated the very … Continue reading
Every once in a while you just gotta stop and not just smell the roses (gardenia, jasmine…) but go down to the beach and have a romp! My friend, Financial Advisor Jobie Summer (who specializes in advising other financial advisors … Continue reading
This lively blog highlights grants, fellowships, residencies for artists and more. It’s a wonderful resource for all types of artists. miraslist [AT] gmail.com http://miraslist.blogspot.com … Continue reading
This is a great resource for art grants for Australian artists. The site is kept very current and is easily searchable. http://www.artsgrantsfinder.com … Continue reading
Have you ever wondered about your artist’s contract? Or if the one you’re signing is really and truly on the up and up? Check out this whole long list of documents, guidelines and such that you can use in your … Continue reading
[Guest post by Art Licensing Expert, Tara Reed] I love the internet! It has given people access to information and resources never before possible – and much of it is FREE! So much is free, in fact, that many have … Continue reading
Here it is, all done. It was really hard to photogrpah becuase of the similarity in colors of stone, but if you look carefully in the part that sticks out from the wave, it’s the horse’s neck and right arm … Continue reading