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I'm an artist - this is where I show my work in progress, post photos from my everyday life as an artist and write about art. I've been supporting myself as an artist for the last 14 years and I want to share my strategies and experiences as I work to achieve more - and that inside information I wish I had had 15 years ago.
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In this series from 2009-2010 I've shared my knowledge and experiences on different topics as well as my personal progress
- Commissions I
- Commissions II
- Commissions III
- Galleries I
- Galleries II
- Galleries III
- Time Management
- Progress Report I
- Selling Your Art I
- Selling Your Art II
- Selling Your Art III
- Progress Report II
- Teaching Art/Giving Workshops I
- Teaching Art/Giving Workshops II
- Networking I
- Progress Report III
- Networking II
- Setting Priorities
- My Priorities 2010
- Progress Report IV
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August
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- the new studio
- Art as Business: Commissions III
- weekword | AROMA
- one of those days
- The great Wave
- next week: new studio!
- Art as Business: Commissions II
- weekword | CAMPING
- the beginning and the end
- going somewhere nice
- artists meeting children
- a (sand) blast!
- Art as Business: Commissions I
- weekword | DETOUR
- life of loose ends
- it is a tree
- a closer look
- Art as Business: Starting Point
- weekword | WANDERLUST
- finally enamel
- picking letters
- getting serious
- rainy grey nest
- a positive attitude
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17 comments:
EXCELLENT! Weenie toss- I rarely use a pan while camping but think it looks a good idea...LOVE your illustration!
I *LOVE* your illustration!
whoa!!!! can i have that sausage? :)
surreally wonderful!
oh that flying hot dog just made my day! (funny how we're all gravitating toward the hot dog...) fantastic!
Stor koncentration på den korven! skissar du först upp "en figur" som du klipper ut eller "friklipper" du? det känns så måleriskt, och det är så fint!
haha, this is nice.
Great expression & sausage!
Really really impressive..love it ;-)
tjusigt! ha en jättefin helg!
Cecilia - jag friklipper. Det är inte så att jag bestämmer mig för att göra en figur. Nej, jag hittar figuren redan där så att säga i kladdet - och befriar den. Lite som Michelangelo gjorde med marmorn; bara tog fram skulpturen som var fast i stenen.
This is great! Actually cooking sausages outside is fine, it's the tent thing I don't do!!!
one hot dog please! very funny illustration.
This week I´m very late weekewording ;)Tomorrow
I love the way you did some campingcutting...Very nice...;)))
That is a great illustration/collage! The tree looks kind of scary, and the camper doesn't look too happy about her sausage - with my kind of camping luck it will land on the ground and be full of dirt and twigs and stuff and there will be no water anywhere in the vicinity to wash it off ...
I LOOOOOOOOVE this! fabulous illustration.
Ah, yes! Yes, that is camping as I know it to be. Wonderful work.
Wow! Lovely camp! Love the use of magical colours.
Great style!
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