How the Right Studio Improves your Art

My very first studio was my kitchen table in an apt in NYC. Then I moved it into an extra bedroom, which once outgrown, I next moved into the attic space. I remember that space was very hot in the summer and way too cold in the winter. I finally set up a studio in the...

How to Know When Your Art is Done

There is an understandable degree of concern embedded in knowing when our Art is done. Are we possibly overworking our Art? Or equally worrisome, maybe we are not pushing our Art far enough. I often keep going way too long, invariably driving over that endpoint. I...

Three Ways Teaching Will Help Your Art Practice

 I remember listening to a talk by Ram Dass – the American spiritual teacher and author of the book “Be Here Now” – speaking about personal happiness. At the end of the talk, a man in the back of the room frustratingly described a whole laundry list of problems, from...

What Everyone who Loves your Art Wants to Know

The more people who know and follow your Art the easier it will be to sell your Art. I used to put a lot of pressure on myself to always make stronger and stronger Art so that this small but growing audience would continue to stay engaged. I thought that the only way...