You’re scared of a
politician’s face printed on paper?
First things first,
my conception of money is as follows: it is a tool. Simply. It is a tool
which simplifies the process of exchange in between two parties in a business
transaction.We invented it the same way we invented the
hammer. You may think I am simplifying too much, but this blog is not about
world politics and finance, it is about how you, as an artist, can make it in
the art world. And so, this is the only
concept you need to consider.
Once you acknowledge your knew tool, you have to know how to
use it properly, which goggles to wear and what are it’s accessories. I am
often looked at in a bizarre way when I say I rent a studio. Some people
can’t figure out how I can afford it. Well, that’s all part of artsy living’s
choices!
This series will be
about how to make the most out of your money, as much or as little as you may
have. This won’t be a
cut-a-coupon-save-a-buck section. Those are all over the Internet. I will do a
survey of some money savings tips, because it is inevitable, but this won’t be
the core of this blog. Here again, the
secret is to think it through, and choose the things you think are relevant to
your situation.
Selling your work
Selling your work
Stay tuned for these
other posts
The Costco effect
Needs, needles and
desires
Hot cooking
Love of the Trade
Socialite
Honey and Sweetness
It's that time of year again
