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A New Year, replete with the promise of New Adventures!
...especially for this shy, hermit-like, self taught artist.
From each broadcast, I'll take notes, creating a list of weekly/monthly goals to apply to my own art endeavors. Then, I'll keep you up to date, through this blog, on my successes as I go along.
How much growth can I achieve, artistically and personally? Can I increase my number of blog followers each week? Will my name recognition increase? Will I continue to grow my art sales, both online and locally? What successes will my January 2012 recap reveal?
Drop in now and then and follow my progress. I'll be sharing all the neat stuff I find.
So here I go!
A YEAR IN THE LIFE- part 1
From the Artists Helping Artists radio broadcast on 12/30/2010 - "Goals for 2011"A YEAR IN THE LIFE- part 1
Pour yourself a cup of your favorite brew, and get ready to learn. I'm taking notes and sharing what I'm learning. I'm not going to stick to any particular order of broadcasts, but rather, refer to their list of archived shows, and listen to what show will work best for me at the time.You'll be able follow my progress here on my 'YEAR IN THE LIFE' chronicle.
Now, as Leslie and Dreama, suggested, I'm sharing my list of:
2011 Art Goals:
- paint daily (explore new subjects)
- expand and create new 'series' works
- paint ahead (for my weekly posts on Daily Painters of Arizona)
- blog weekly (I'd actually like to blog bi-weekly, but we'll see)
- build my blog followers (currently at 18, can I hit 50 this year?)
- improve my portraiture website (it's embarrassing)
- increase painting sales (list one painting a week minimum)
- build a client email list
- enter a painting competition (a first for me)
- enter one local exhibition (another first for me)
- organize my studio (minimize the studio space my artglass uses)
- continue to add helpful resource links for other artists through this blog (how to, where to, etc)
There is wonderful calm that I have found as I've gotten older. My fears seem to be melting and instead of being afraid of how my paintings will be received, I'm excited at the prospect of sharing my paintings and hearing what others have to say.
I have found that there are many things that make me happy, but painting is one of those things that makes me happiest.
This new recipe of 2011 Art Goals sprinkled with a pinch of new found confidence, hold the shyness, has the potential for making 2011 a truly HAPPY New Year!
*AAADD-Age Activated Attention Deficit Disorder :O)
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