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Accept that there comes a time to let a work go and move on, even if it is not perfect. Take what you have learned from the experience and apply it to the next one. ~Elena Parashko
Professional Artist Magazine
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12/03/2014
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A good indication that a work is complete is when you have achieved what you set out to do and the artwork still carries a sense of spontaneity and freshness. ~Elena Parashko
Professional Artist Magazine
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12/02/2014
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There is a temptation to continue reworking a piece indefinitely. When you begin to agonize over minor details, it is a sign you are approaching the point of diminishing returns. Any further time spent on the project will be for little or no gain, and may even destroy what has been accomplished. ~Elena Parashko
Professional Artist Magazine
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12/01/2014
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If your mind is distracted by obligations you are neglecting, persisting under these circumstances can be a waste of time. Mistakes will be made, and the quality of your work will suffer. Instead, deal with your commitments so you are able to fully focus. ~Elena Parashko
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/30/2014
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If your artwork is not progressing the way you want, you may need to distance yourself from it for a period of time. When you are very close to something it can be hard to see the obvious. ~Elena Parashko
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/29/2014
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If a gallery does not have its submissions policy on its website, you can call and ask. To the best of your ability, adhere to the policy, submit your portfolio and follow up with a call to see if it arrived. ~Jodi Walsh
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/28/2014
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An artist must have enough business sense to find out the gallery’s submissions policy before approaching a gallery, or the gallery will not be interested in working with the artist. ~Jodi Walsh
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/27/2014
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If you want to be a success, your artwork needs to connect with people. ~Jack White
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/26/2014
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If there is a cause you are particularly close to, you can also consider initiating your own charitable program. ~Renée Phillips
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/25/2014
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Monetary gain should be secondary to being passionate about what you are doing. ~Renée Phillips
Professional Artist Magazine
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11/25/2014
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