An excellent interview with a fellow artist/ketubah designer caused me to reflect on my own transition from a full-time creative director at a large corporation to being a full-time artist and entrepreneur.
It's tremendously challenging to work for yourself, but that challenge is exactly what ...
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My aunt and uncle had the opportunity to visit the Miraval Resort in Tucson, where I have a number of photographs installed in the lobby of their spa. Since I live across the country, I haven't had the chance to see it in person, ...
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I just returned from this year's Armory Show. Wow, that place is crazy. An overwhelmingly huge warehouse of identical white cubes stuffed with art. It's a gallery on steroids. And beside my very ...
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Every once and a while I need to remind myself of something important. That the primary job of an artist is... to create art. It's not marketing, social networking, nor applying for shows. My job is to sit in that studio, and sweating out new ...
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I've been trying to buckle down and focus more energy on creating new art, and I managed to do a pretty good job of it this week. I was able to spend a least 3 hours in the studio each day, and have the following ...
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The writer Steven Pressfield, author of The Legend of Bagger Vance, recently reflected on how he developed his business model. He drew two circles on a piece of paper, labeling one "Stories I love" and the other "Stores that might sell". Where they overlapped, ...
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I have just added a whole bunch of new photographs to my website that I've been working on for the past six months. These new photographs include abstract photographs of bark, tulips, and -- my favorite subject -- fallen leaves.
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