Your Thoughts, Please!

One way to support artists is to let them know that you're looking at their art and providing commentary.

Not everyone can afford to buy art that they see, even if they want it, but those who create do like to hear that it's enjoyed.

I'm in the process of putting together another post and will soon introduce you to another talented artist.

In the meantime, several things.

Please feel free to comment on anything you see.  You can do that simply by clicking on the word 'comments' at the bottom of each posting.  You'll be given directions that will assist you in leaving your thoughts.

Another way to support these people is to sign up as a follower.  That way, you'll be sure to see new posts as they come along and see artwork before others.

Also, visiting the individual artist's websites is important, too.  You can send notes to the artists, ask about their processes and see what they're working on next.  Artists of all sorts love to talk about what they're doing.

You'll see links on the right side of the blog.  There's "Artists Items For Sale," where we highlight artworks that you can have for you very own.

I'm happy to be your intermediary for any purchases or you can contact the artist directly. 

Under "Artist's Contact," the box just below the sales area, you can gain access to our artist's websites. 

Within the individual websites is information about other work and, in some instances, information about the artist themselves.

We're pleased that you're looking at our sites...please let us know that you're here by commenting or writing to us!

Thank you!!!

Left Brain, Right Brain

Over the years, I've made literally hundreds of contacts, personally and professionally, with artists of all genres.

When many hear the word 'artist' they immediately think of someone who paints.  That's not always the case.

You can add a bevy of titles to the list of artists, including photographer, sculptor, musician, printer, chef, marketer, actor, and more!

Via this blog, starting today, I am going to introduce various artists, from across the country, and present them to you for several reasons.

First, I think they need exposure to a wider public.  Secondly, these are people who create very good art. Some do so for profit, others assemble pieces or produce their art to manifest their creative processes for self fulfillment.

The idea of left brain vs. right brain comes up at times when talking about artists.  Can a creative person, elbow deep in paint, clay or mayonnaise, also handle the business end of promoting and selling their works?  I think some can...I want to help those that would rather be in their workspace and spend their time with their art, rather than trying to work the web.

The persons I will review for you have talent or product for sale.  I am happy to be your representative should you desire to contact one of these creative persons or will provide contact information should you want to work directly with anyone.

Each of the artist's listed on the right, in the Artist's Contact column, have given their permission for any information in this blog to be shared with others.

I would hope that you would take a moment to comment on anything that you see, or perhaps write about ideas or artists you'd like me to investigate.

Should you need someone with a particular talent for your business or an event, please let me know.  Most likely, I can find the right person for you!

Look for a posting tomorrow, Sunday, January 30th, regarding the first of many.  Please click on "comments" below to leave your thoughts.