Sheree Rensel-COOL!

I really like SR's blog, that artist has some interesting things to say.
The art life ain't easy, but somehow ,we artists continue.
I say since we are on the planet, we may as well have the art life we design.
I just had to say this, I really dig having this blog,to get rid of bottled up art thoughts.

To ARTON matters.

I get the feeling once in awhile, that people are ignoring us artists, just because they can. I don't care, I ARTON anyway.
Life is too short, to not make the art I want to make.
I figure as long as I do my outreach, sooner or later, I will find appreciators.
I have come a long way, I am here to artfuly stay. I am not broke or begging and I am not a victim.
Art is my life and always will be. I have a lot of work out in the world tht people own.
Doing good, Hollywood. I love having this blog, I get to run my fingers any way I want to. I get to vent too.

I ARTON on purpose.

Still Working Strong

My school AIR gig ended ten months ago and I am busier now than ever. It feels very good. The wind was knocked out of my sails last May, but I am in full creative mode now.
I don't miss getting up early and having to deal with snarky little freshman.
I am a happy camper, getting many of my creative projects done.
My bankroll is holding up pretty good too. I am having a GREAT time in my artlife.
It's so good, it feels unreal.

I may even get to go to Taos and Santa Fe later this month.

Personal Responsibility

As an artist I have always been responsible for my art life.
I like being in charge of my work and my PR.
I learned early that a real artist has to be in charge of their own well being.
New artists think that someone will rescue them and make them them rich and famous, that won't happen. Sorry to have to say that , but that is the way real art life is.

ME, I plan to ARTON no matter what happens. This ain't no dress rehersal.
Real artists are personally responsible.

Being An Artist Everyday

I am feeling grateful just to be able to be an artist everyday, I so am glad I don't have to break rocks for a living. The fall season here in Colorado has been spectacular. The streets and side walks are golden with fallen leaves, I have a series of small paintings in progress to celebrate this 2008 autumn. I just wanted to be on record with my observations and just glad to be alive and artful.