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Have you ever heard of a bullet journal? Some call it a creative planner, or bujo, however, it's a powerful nontechnical way to schedule, plan and organize everything in one place. The best part is that you get to create it however you would like. The design, the layout, what you want to put into it and what you don't want to put in it. If you happen to be scratching your head right now and wondering why the heck I'm posting about this or you already have the thought bubble pop into your mind, 'I don't have time for this' please keep reading as it's about to get juicy! -This post contains affiliate links from Blick Art Materials. If you see a word that is hyper linked or a photo of a product that interests you, please click on them and make a purchase. I receive a commission once you make this purchase and its at no extra cost to you. Organizing Instead of pretending like those pre-printed planners you buy from a store completely meet your needs.

Project management is vital to surviving in this fast and loaded world. It may seem like just a topic, that I believe you are well beyond ready for as an artist, but it goes beyond that when you start making your art career! Spring is finally somewhat in the air! You know what that means! Lots of art shows and opportunities are springing up everywhere this time of year for artists and creative entrepreneurs. As I watched my son frolic during the Easter egg hunt last Sunday helping him retrieve hidden eggs throughout the house this topic occurred to me that I had not thought about in almost three years... Why on Earth was I thinking about project management during an Easter egg hunt with my toddler son? I will get to that in a moment! Right now I want to explain what project management means in the world of becoming a creative entrepreneur and why you need to know how important this can be to your career as an artist. You've probably already been doing a variation of thi

Artist's that want to make money! Hi, Rachel here again! I'm a mixed media artist that wants to share tips on strategically aligning your art in the right areas so that you can enjoy more profits! Are you already affiliated with an art venue online or in person or have you established yourself as a business? If so, then this post is going to really help you along the journey! If you haven't developed a business relationship yet as such this post can still help you in you many ways! Have you ever wondered what to say to a business when selling your art? Have you ever been frightened by this avenue at all? What have you done so far when selling your art to another business? I would love to hear your replies in my comments! Thank you for being such loyal readers! You have came a long ways so far! In this post, Part 2 of the 4 Part Series 2 I am going to reveal what goes on behind the scenes of a B2B transaction, then give you a sneak peek inside your competitor