A Lesson Learned From an Old Lady’s Tears
I drove to the Mediterranean Sea to look at the water. I drove to the Mediterranean Sea to dream. Instead, I saw her. Bent over from age, she moved ever so …
Do They Like Your Art?
My favorite college professor taught art history. He’d started out life as a photographer, a lifelong dream since he’d mixed his own chemicals in a homemade darkroom under his parents’ stairway. As a young man he’d had an opportunity to show his portfolio to a big shot, an established and highly celebrated photographer whom he …
It Takes A Village
As this extraordinary year draws to a close, every artist I know is looking forward in hopes that 2021 will bring happier surprises than 2020. But I want to take this moment to cast my gaze back, and I invite you to do the same. Because no artist stands alone. Instead, we stand on the …
Meet Working Artist Kim Roberts
Kim Roberts wasn’t always an artist, at least not in the professional sense. A self-described “closet artist” she thought of her art as more of a creative hobby, and not something she considered in terms of a career. “I had been a ‘closet artist’ for around 20 years. I never took it seriously, but I …
I Challenged These Artists
As artists, we challenge ourselves because that’s how we find The Muse. The Muse doesn’t just sit around waiting for us. We have to get to work to find her. Sometimes that means opening ourselves up to new experiences and learning from others. That’s why last week I hosted The Working Artist 5-Day Challenge in …