Mar 13, 2019 | Art weaving, Creative woo, everyday life, The Business of being an artist, weaving
It is so easy to take hand health for granted when you are an artist. But, man, once you are unable to work without pain, it becomes a hard reality for us artists. And, it is not just hand pain. Back, eyes, shoulders all can take a hit when it comes to our...
Feb 27, 2019 | Art weaving, everyday life, How to think like an artist, The Business of being an artist, weaving, What I am working on
Fiberista, February has been a busy month. I have been weaving, networking with other fiber artists in my community, revamping my courses and doing a whole tone of back end work on the business side of UrbanGypZ. In this live cast, I share with you a few project...
Jan 30, 2019 | The Business of being an artist
Buying used looms, spinning wheels, and drum carders can be a bit of a crap shoot. There are some bargains, but there are also some scams. It breaks my heart to hear about transactions gone awry. It does happen and often it is neither the seller or the buyers fault....
Nov 14, 2018 | The Business of being an artist, vlog, What I am working on
Hey Fiberista! I am in the midst of pulling my fiber art portfolio together. It is my intention to get into some exhibits in 2019 and I need to get my work up on my site in an organized portfolio. So while I am at It I am going to share with you what I have and what I...
Oct 24, 2018 | Art weaving, The Business of being an artist, vlog, weaving
Today, fiberista, I am going to finish working on that circular weaving AND… talk about plans for next year. Not just my plans, lets talk about your plans, too. Around this time of year, I look at what I want for the coming year and really, really think about...
Oct 3, 2018 | How to think like an artist, The Business of being an artist, vlog
In this YouTube live cast, Fiberista, I am answered a question that I got on Instagram. This fiberista did not go to art school, but was curious how one became an artist without formal training. Since this subject is close to my heart, I shared some of what I know....