We get it… we’re all in a hurry! We want more – and we’d like it now please! This week we’re talking about patience – something we both sometimes lack. As artists, we often place pressure on ourselves; to make a painting, or a series of paintings. Or we pressure ourselves to build a “successful” art business; or to get in the right galleries; or to win a prize. And yet this pressure is a delusion …. we will never reach the finish line because there will always be something else that we want to achieve. 

So how do we get past this? And is a little bit of impatience perhaps necessary? Our discussion leads us to realise that we can be patient when we forget the end result. If we relax and enjoy our own unique process, we will make paintings as a by-product. This may mean we need to slow down a little bit, and stop trying to produce new things all the time, so we can notice what’s working for us. Once we understand our own natural pace, we can work with it rather than battling ourselves.

(and if you want an example of our (im)patience, wait until the end!)

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If you have unsold work adding up, or older pieces you’re not sure what to do with, then today’s podcast is for you because we are discussing how to hold a studio sale. What work to include, how to decide on discounts, what different types of sale you can consider and why simply creating a coupon code is NOT the best way!

Today Alice is joined by Fee Dickson Reid, a member of the Connected Artist membership and this is an excerpt of a recent call we had within the Club. Fee’s sales have evolved over last 5 years, so if the idea of selling 34 paintings/sketches in 48 hours is tempting, we hope sharing our experience will help you.

This is one to take notes on, and hopefully gives you a taste of just one element you may find in the Connected Artist Club. See below for how to join!

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Find Fee’s website here: https://www.feedicksonreid.com/

Go direct to the waitlist for The Connected Artist Club here:   https://www.soulrocketstudio.com/connected-interest

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“Monkeys Spinning Monkeys” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License