This is a story about hard work and being brave enough to listen to the cry of your heart even when you are not sure where it might take you.

Recently, I feel like my art has improved. Hallelujah! So with that said, what’s changed? Nothing big, but there are several little things.

As a creative business owner, it’s easy to fall into the trap of pushing hard all of the time. That’s why creating healthy habits and boundaries is essential!

Andrea Soos talks about her distinctive abstract style and what it was like to transition from teaching into making art full-time.

How much time do you spend making art versus marketing your art? I remember a while ago, my husband said to me, you should be spending 50% of your time marketing.

Have you ever wondered what it is like to work with your partner? A year ago Richie and I pooled our talents in art and videography and started making online classes.

Have you ever wanted to paint a big canvas? Or maybe painting big is already your thing and you are hooked (I can definitely relate to that)!

This week we are continuing our conversation about fear. Last week we tackled creative fears and this time we are diving into the business side of things.

What is your biggest fear as an artist? Is it not making enough money or maybe you are worried that you will never create work that you are truly proud of?