For Drew and I, we were told many years ago, "Never work with your spouse..." and then another time, "Don't ever license your art..." and then another time, "Don't make prints of your art." All of these things are what helped us create success in the business of art. I'm so glad we didn't listen to this advice! How About You? Share below!

Can you believe this year is nearly over?! Drop a comment below 👇🏽 What is ONE THING you will complete before Jan 1 to move forward on your path?

This is the catalog for classes for November. On the 21st of each month the next months registration begins. All kinds of approaches and styles. No requirements, prerequisites, no rules, just a school for adults. You can find info on teachers online: Google search, You Tube, etc. https://onlineclasses.artstudentsleague.org

This was given by New York Metro area SCORE (free business program). P. S. I just tried theink, at first I got "broken link" image but then the webinar popped up! Please let me know if problems with link. https://technologytherapy.com/websites-user-experience-and-friction-points/

I love this question; my wise business coach Ralph begins every session, asking me this. It forces me to look for the good, even when it was a rough week! :) They say that the feelings of gratitude bring in "good luck" or just good things in general. So the practice of NOTICING the good stuff is important, if you want to draw more good stuff to you. FOR ME: I got a deposit to hold a painting! This was a big one - it's 72" tall and 24" wide, and it's been sitting around for years. It's an awesome piece (photo below) - the collector who bought it loves to pay CASH. He's one of my favorite buyers. October has been really slow for art sales (it always is) and so selling this painting on October 30th saved the month :)