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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

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Southpaw Artists are a Rare, but Superior Breed (yes, I'm biased)

If you are a left-handed artist you might be more unique than you think! Sure, lefties make up about 12 percent of Americans, however a French study reported in Revue Neurologique in 1995 studied 500 artists and determined only 2.8 – 4.7% were left-handed, an even lower percentage than the general population.

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Everyone's an Art Critic

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Everyone's an Art Critic

Took a punch in the ego? Dealing with feedback can be easier with a good strategy. The first step is having a defined creative process that allows for client input. The second involves strong communication skills and a positive mind set.

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The Art of Resolutions

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The Art of Resolutions

New Year's Resolutions only last the first week of January for most artists. In fact, only 8% of resolutions are actually kept. Psychologist Paul Marciano says the key to keeping your resolutions involves creating an attainable goal, executing a thought-out strategy, and measuring progress along the way. I've compiled a list of realistic art resolutions they will help you paint your mark in 2018.

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COLOR HAPPENS: Art-icle for Leaf Peepers

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COLOR HAPPENS: Art-icle for Leaf Peepers

Fall brings leaf peepers out in droves to see the changing of the seasons. With a dramatic show of color the verdant leaves of summer die and a carpet of white rolls out across the nation. Artists such as Georgia O'Keeffe have depicted this subject matter, her 1924 painting of “Autumn Leaves” was completed at Lake George where she liked to gather leaves for their striking diversity, shape and color. Much like O'Keeffe, I find foliage a muse I feel compelled to capture. Every fall Chris and I travel to North Carolina for a vacation exploring the flora and fauna...

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