Are you a creative? Do you ever wonder if your art is worth selling? Or how to better represent yourself in the online world? Have you ever struggled with mental blocks when it comes to creating? I know I have.
I definitely started my art career totally guessing and Googling everything, which was exhausting, stressful, and I often couldn’t find an answer anyway. I think once I literally Googled “How do you sell art online.” Clueless.
But guess what? It doesn’t have to be a struggle. You can be a flourishing artist. My art mentor Emily Jeffords has created a free video series for creatives called Share the Work, and it’s PACKED full of good content.
Emily is an artist, mother, creative educator, and mentor who has been working as a professional artist for a decade. She understands the struggles of being an artist because she’s been through it.
You should totally sign up for the free series, because I have learned SO much from her, and I know you will, too. There are 5 lessons in the series, and it starts this week! Here's the link to join: Share the Work: Free Video Series. (Seriously, it’s free).
ABOUT THE COURSE:
February 28th - March 4th 2022
FREE Share the Work consists of 5 videos and lessons starting February 28th. A new one drops each day through March 4th.
Here's a peek at the topics:
March 4th - 6th 2022
FREE "Share Your Work" creative challenge - a continuation of the mini-course
March 3rd - 10th 2022
Enrollment is open for Emily's 12-Week Course Making Art Work! (course beings March 21st).
About Emily Jeffords:
Emily is an artist, mother, business owner, creative educator, and mentor. She has over a decade of experience working as a full-time artist and has educated and mentored hundreds of artists and creatives.
Join Share the Work here. Let’s learn together!
*Author's Note: I am an affiliate for Emily Jeffords. While the Share The Work Mini-Course is totally FREE, if you decide to enroll in her larger 12-week paid course Making Art Work through my link, I will receive an affiliate fee at no cost to you.
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