When my art gallery closed and I could no longer rely on their website for my online presence, I had to fend for myself.
It was time to get a website of my own.
How was I gonna do that?
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A Letter Of Gratitude To My Family And Friends
This is a letter of gratitude. But also a letter of apology.
For most of my art career, I’ve struggled to achieve what is commonly known as a work/life balance.
Creating my own website was a huge learning curve and a complex, time-consuming art project for me. I’m happy to say I achieved that goal, and here it is – my website! But, working on this website took up all of my spare/free time.
So, I’m sorry to say that I failed miserably at coming anywhere close to a work/life balance.
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The Beginning Of My Blog | Part Two
The way I like to work is to just start drawing without any plan and be surprised at whatever comes out of my head at the moment.
I try not to think about it too much. Just let my hand draw spontaneously, free, uncensored – without my mind, my better judgment, or my fierce inner critic butting in.
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The Beginning Of My Blog | Part One
My cabinets, closets, drawers, shelves, and spaces under beds are crammed with sketchbooks and artworks ~ typical artist angst spilling out onto pages and papers over years and years that nobody sees (except a few friends).
The crazy idea of including a blog on my website and putting these private musings out into the world is so paralyzingly frightening, I decided to do it.
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