Is evolution and change something you strive for in your art or do you aim for steady, predictable work maybe in hopes of steady predictable sales? There is no right or wrong answer to that question, but as you will hear in this conversation with veteran artist Kathleen Dustin, there are advantages as well as risks involved in changing up your art and evolving as an artist.

Come join Kathleen and I for a lively discussion on the subject as well as hearing stories of her creative journey and how the choices and risks that she took brought her a long, successful, and fulfilling artistic career.

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Kathleen Dustin’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kathleendustin/

Kathleen Dustin’s website https://kathleendustin.com/shop/

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Music by Playsound

We all use shortcuts sometimes. Some of use shortcuts a lot. But how do you know when using them is advantageous and when they put you at risk of missing out on a great experience or the full potential of your work?

This little chat today goes over the true necessity of shortcuts and the sometimes unexpected things we miss out on when used imprudently. Take a break and kick back for this short but important little chat about the place of shortcuts in creative work.

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Have you ever tried to visualize the relationship of colors in three dimensions? It's not some fancy trick. It's actually fairly easy to do so with the right tools.

My guest in this episode is Tracy Holmes, the creator of the Breakthrough Colour system. We're going to talk about what that system is and how the BTC concepts can help you create a better understanding and mastery of color. We'll also discuss the creation of color palettes as well as discuss the wonderful tools she has coming up to help you take your color skills to the next level.

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Sign up for the mailing list: https://www.breakthroughcolour.com/

Join Tracy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakthroughcolour/

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CREDITS:

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Music by Playsound