What happens when you've developed an art style but you're not feeling it anymore? Or maybe you’ve focused on teaching art, but now you want to teach the business side of art.

How do you feel about sharing your art process online? There are plenty of perks, but it's not all roses. From the issue of being copied to dedicating substantial time to editing and administration.

The beginning of the year is a time when many of us set big goals, but is this the best approach? Or are we setting ourselves up for failure? Could the answer lie in 'aiming to be average'?

Join us as we reflect on the various creative spaces we've had, dive into the pros and cons of home vs. external studios, and share our thoughts on what makes for a positive studio environment.

In this podcast episode, you will hear how I schedule my week as an artist, business owner, and parent. This routine reflects my current focus on creating art classes, but the ideas can be applied to any creative pursuit.

Instagram: the O.G. photo-sharing social media platform. It was once so beloved by artists, photographers, and day-to-day photo sharers. But now, is it still considered the best social media platform for artists?

Making art is meant to be fun. I’ve been working on getting my mojo back. Plus, there are changes coming in relation to the podcast.

Running a creative business while raising children is a juggling act that requires plenty of communication and adjustment!

An honest conversation about the realities of making money from selling art and the importance of other income sources such as teaching.