Comments on: Shine a Light on Your Art Business

By: Linda

Mon, 01 Dec 2014 06:10:56 +0000

Great article & am taking away so much information that I will put into use. I have been putting working on my art first & foremost, every day but need to find time to do more marketing, networking & collecting a e-mail list from my followers.
I found your blog just tonight & look forward to reading your posts, thank-you!

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By: Rani Garner

Fri, 15 Aug 2014 12:36:29 +0000

I am fortunate that my home studio is flooded with sunlight in the morning, and your student’s remark made me mindful of what an important part of my inspiration to get to work this really is. But as artists, we should really fill ourselves up with light in order to create work that will shine its own light for everyone to see.

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By: Sari

Thu, 14 Aug 2014 15:07:52 +0000

Shine a light on your Health…! I recently started eating a mostly raw plant based diet…So…I dropped 25 lbs. without even trying…This has positively affected my art career path as well as tuning me into a whole new demographic of collector who have been eating healthy for decades…

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By: Catherine Meyers

Thu, 14 Aug 2014 11:25:34 +0000

This is a very positive point. Anything that can shine a light in the darkness in whatever. I just put a nightlight in my studio!
We artists can be our own worst enemy, with negative self talk, and the inner critic.
I can’t sit, waiting around for motivation or inspiration to get me making art. I literally have to force myself because I know this will motivate me and get me going on a roll. I have found I had to understand the creative process and that inner critic first so I could overcome those obstacles that keep me stagnant creatively. Reading book like The Artist’s Way by Julie Cameron changed my life as an artist. Writing daily and having this disciplined habit is a wonderful creative outlet and helps immeasurably to keep the creative juices flowing.
Love your site and blog!
Namaste
Catherine Meyers

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