My goal is to host studio events that are more than just a show because art is more than something to decorate a wall—it's a conversation, a connection, an emotion and at it’s best, an experience. When I open the doors to my studio for an exhibition, I'm not just inviting people to look at paintings. I'm inviting them into a space where art becomes personal, where stories unfold, and where relationships begin……….

Why Community and Mentorship Matter in Building an Art Business…..and why I’m opening my doors to fellow creatives and small business owners the last Wednesday of each month for a Creative Exchange.

How to host your own art exhibit.

I thought about what my answer would be if someone asked “what What is the best advice for someone wanting to grow a successful art business?” So many answers are obvious; know your why, be committed, be persistent, etc… Then I thought about some key moments on my journey. Forks in the road that could have led to a dead end for my business if I hadn’t made the choice I did. Want to know the key to making choices that will result in business growth instead of stagnation? When presented with opportunities, you can’t say NO because it’s uncomfortable. You truly need to learn how to become comfortable with being uncomfortable.

I didn’t come up with it, but I knew a good thing when I heard it and it made me laugh.

How to write an artist statement and bio that will stand out.

Read about how an artist is creating art with upcycled trash collected from the LSU Lakes in an effort to draw attention to protecting the habit for the wildlife that lives there.

The Art of Color Hamony

So You Finished a Painting, Now What?

Do You Want to be Comfortable or Successful?

So you want to start an art business?

Things I wish I’d known before I did.