Fabric - yarn

Im a planner. If youve taken any of my courses , or even read my book, you anticipate that there will be at least one plan involved. Often with every lesson. It doesnt do much good to learn a bunch of stuff without figuring out how to implement it right away. In fact, thats more like consuming than learning. In talking with my students and clients, I know how devastating this year has been. Of course, I didnt really have to talk with them to know that their plans had been stomped on, but it ...

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Four and a half years ago I hired the best assistant I have ever had at Art Biz Success. She has been loyal, prompt, 200% dependable, and absolutely indispensable. She was 21 years old at the time--about to turn 22--and had just graduated early from college. I hit the jackpot. In this episode of the Art Biz Podcast, I tell you exactly how I hired the perfect person for my business at the time. I also going to give you the steps I put in place to make sure that we maintained a good relations...

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Congratulations! You had an article written about your art. Whether it is in a newspaper or magazine or published on a blog, website, or as a podcast, you are deservedly thrilled and want to share the good news. How do you make the most of an article about your art The extent to which you share the article and how you share it depends on the importance of the article and the format in which it was published. I dont have to tell you that not all articles are created equal. Who will car...

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Every day takes too much thought. - Gwen Meharg Gwen left this comment in our Art Career Success System private group. I was struck by her insight because I had been reading about this at the time. Decision fatigue is a real phenomenon in contemporary society. According to researchers, we make over 200 decisions per day about food alone. Just food decisions! I dont know about you, but all of these decisions wear me out. As an example, I spent 3 months last fall researching espresso ma...

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Everything is Googleable these days, right If you want to know who painted Las Meninas , Google it and youll quickly find it was Diego Vel�zquez in 1656. From there, youll see that it hangs in Room 012 of the Prado and can read about the Infanta Margarita and her mothers maids-of-honor. You can even click on Room 012 and see the paintings of family members that keep the young princess company in that same gallery. Not into 17th Century Spanish painting Other treasures await you on the int...

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Twenty years ago it would have been unthinkable for me to suggest that artists add shopping carts to their websites. Above all, it was crazy expensive to do so at the time. But also it was considered a bit tacky. Boy have things changed! Not just since Covid, but even in the decade leading up to where we are now. Online shopping carts are affordable and easy to implement, and the vast majority of the population is comfortable buying online--even buying art online. Some even prefer the online...

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Adri Norris is on a mission to tell stories of women who have made history. She does so through her art, her teaching, and her speaking. Adri is especially interested in shining a spotlight on women of color who have been overlooked in our history books. In this latest episode of the podcast, I asked her about her work, her teaching, and her activism. Less than one month ago, Adri was asked to design and direct the Black Lives Matter street mural in front of the Colorado State Capitol build...

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