Social Media Workshop at Savannah Cultural Arts Center

Having updated artwork inventory is essential for keeping track of your art. This is also good practice when you need to provide galleries, art consultants, or collectors your available work in a timely manner.

Being able to obtain everything you want in life means taking the time to think about what that actually looks like. This is why it’s important to make sure you have quiet, quality time set aside for dreaming.

One way to create abundance is to have passive income. Passive income is the method by which you set up multiple streams of income that require little to no daily effort in order to maintain.

The most basic way to start thinking about pricing your artwork is to keep track of how much you spend on supplies and how many hours you spend to complete the pieces.

Having a budget and being aware of where and how much money you have will help you lose that “starving artist” story and start living your abundantly thriving life.

Pricing your artwork may feel challenging depending on your relationship with money.

Niche describes the process by which you sell to a specific group within your market.

Branding is important because it’s a visual representation of who you are for your prospective clients.

A helpful way to reprogram the inner critic and its limiting beliefs are to set up daily positive affirmations.

A limiting belief is exactly what it sounds like: it’s a belief you have that stops you from doing or being your most authentic self.

Taking the time to reflect on your own strengths will make you feel more confident to handle whatever comes your way.

Our inner critic is just our fear. It is trying to keep us safe and stagnant because it just doesn’t know any better.

One way to give back to yourself is to move your body daily. This could mean anything from having a wicked sweat sesh to a calming connection to your soul through practicing yoga.

Gratitude is a great practice to build confidence and live a more meaningful and peaceful life.