Here are the final pieces that I shared in my earlier post where I showed you my backgrounds and the first layer of spray paint.
I thought you would be interested to see how it all comes together and what they look like when they are finished. I mounted them to hardboards last night and painted the edges this am. They will be ready to sell this Sunday at Eastern Market DC.
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Friday, February 6, 2015
The Pieces are Finished!
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
A new year. Welcome 2015
A new year. A time to make new commitments. To set new goals. One of my goals every year is to blog more. And every year so far, I have not kept that commitment. Here it is January 27, 2015 and I haven't blogged since August. AUGUST! Oy.
I am still struggling with the "who cares what I have to say" fear. But I am going to start anyway.
I am just going to write about my life as an artist. My wins and failures. My struggles and achievements.
Ok, I will start with some achievements from 2014.
1. I more than tripled my income from 2013! Not bad, not bad at all.
2. I was accepted at bigger and better shows. Another good step.
3. I have grown tremendously as an artist. YAH.
4. I have continuously put myself out there. I let myself be vulnerable.
5. I created my website and its up and running. I printed cool business cards.
6. I started selling prints of my work so that I don't have to keep reinventing the wheel over and over again. I sold tote bags printed with my designs. Keyword, is "sold"
7. My twitter followers has grown proportionately to how much effort I put into tweeting. Funny how that works.
8. I took my first in-person art business course. I learned a lot and met some really great people. A win-win.
9. I still work full-time and do shows on the weekends, sometimes working 6-7 days a week and haven't given up.
10. I survived!
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