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- 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
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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Series: ART AS BUSINESS
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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2 comments:
I like your painted women and how that black background propel them outfront so savagely.
Thanks Esti! The material helps creating that effect; the figure is painted in transparant watercolour and the background in opaque acrylics. That combinaton underlines the light in the figure - alas she seems to be "stepping out"
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