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Evolution

Evolution

Let’s talk about the artist’s evolution. As you continue in your craft – grow, change, repeat – your art will grow with you. It will evolve and expand and collapse. You will hate it and love it and hate it again. You will want to change it, and you will, and you’ll regret that sometimes, and you’ll move forward. I’ve been a photographic artist for 10 years. That’s a DECADE, people! And in my fairly young life, that’s a third….

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Week 18 Challenge: Yarn

Week 18 Challenge: Yarn

Yarn is the most interesting prop! It is soft, organic…can strangle, can mend…The colors are endless, the uses diverse. I have been using yarn in my art for the past 9 years, relentlessly. It carried a great amount of symbolism and I find it to be incredibly rich. I can’t wait to see how creative you get with this! If you don’t have yarn, use rope or string instead! I’ll pull some of the art that I see this week…

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WEEKLY ROUNDUP! {April 11-18}

WEEKLY ROUNDUP! {April 11-18}

Do you know the feeling of total excitement when you start a new project? I don’t always feel it, but sometimes it sneaks up on me. Like starting White Wall Wednesday again. I love making YouTube videos so much – it’s totally in alignment with how I like to work. I’ve been more productive in creating images because of it, and I’m enjoying putting it out there so much! Here’s what I did this week, including that new WWW video….

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Weekly Roundup! {April 5 – April 10}

Weekly Roundup! {April 5 – April 10}

I have been sharing so much content that I’m actually overwhelming myself, so I thought I must be overwhelming other people, too. Thank goodness I created some of this content back in August last year or else my head wouldn’t be above water! But regardless, it has been a hyper-productive few weeks. I can’t keep up with posting all the links to all the things I want you to see, so I’m making weekly roundup posts now! Here are all…

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Why Investment in Art Matters

Why Investment in Art Matters

As I speak to more and more people from all age groups, there is a mounting desire to be self-employed and a growing frustration in corporate drudgery. In great numbers people are cultivating creativity and trying to go it alone. The problem is that we have been taught from very young ages which jobs matter and which ones don’t; which jobs make money and which will lead to a life of suffering. At the top of the suffering jobs list…

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