by Carrie | Art Marketing, Develop Your Unique Artist Voice
If you don’t have time for your art, how can you possibly have time to get your art space organized?! But what if being organized would actually help you make more art? There is such a stereotype around artists being disorganized and flaky. And yet, some of the most...
by Carrie | How to be An Artist
Elissa Nesheim is a professional watercolor artist living and working in Northern California. Inspired by long drives across the hills and prairies of her first home, South Dakota, her watercolor landscapes are an impression, a feeling of the natural world. As a lover...
by Carrie | How to be An Artist
Sarah Manning is a saxophonist, composer, writer and artist empathist. She fights for creative sustainability by building empathy between artist and fan through performing, writing and speaking. She has released four critically acclaimed albums and is a Posi-Tone...
by Carrie | How to be An Artist
Amy Purdie is the founder of Embellish where she creates pictures out of paper. She is also the founder of Whiteacres where she helps business owners feel confident about their business image. She lives in Northumberland, UK, with her husband, two small children and a...
by Carrie | Develop Your Unique Artist Voice
I can still remember being a student, sitting in critiques where no one was willing to speak up. People seemed to feel there was a right and wrong thing to share their ideas about the art. Now I wonder: were we all more concerned with how we sounded rather than about...
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