Life happens to Artists as well.



Often the solitude an Artist experiences can be difficult.
Creating is work and it takes a lot out of Artists and sometimes we can overdo it and it effects all areas of our lives.
Work hard, yes, but also remember that you need some refill time as well or you could find yourself quite deflated.
Always remind yourself that you are not alone, we are all going through life, it is the way it is, so please be gentle on yourself, take care of yourself, you are important, you are worthwhile and others really do care.
Love yourself so you can love others.
Always smile, smiling will do more for you than others it is hard to be upset when you are smiling, a merry heart does good for you like medicine.
When you sell a painting, achieve a goal or accomplish something important always reward yourself and congratulate yourself for the accomplishment, always pay yourself first.
Pay yourself first, this includes money, congratulations, love and forgiveness, you first, if you are fulfilled then it is easy to give out to others and be a blessing to them.
Talent is a gift.
Compassion, self love and being a friend is a choice.
Life happens to Artists as well, so love yourself and be the very best Artist that you can be and change your world.








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