Virtual Open Studios Is Live - New Originals & 2021 Calendars Now Available!

I hope you are hanging in there OK during these crazy times! I know Art won't save the world but hopefully it offers a bit of a respite. 

For the first time ever I'm participating in the San Luis Obispo County Arts - Open Studios - Virtually of course. I'm so appreciative of the SLO Arts Council for finding a way to celebrate dozens of Central Coast artists in a new, innovative way. You can now visit all of the participating artists HERE!

Because we are all new to this, I thought it would be helpful to Interview the President & the Project Coordinator of the SLO Arts Council on my latest VLOG. During the interview you'll get a sneak peek of the studios of several participating artists.

To celebrate Open Studios I will be offering 6 original watercolors each month until the end of the year. I've never sold any of my original watercolors - so now's your chance to snag one! **ALSO** 2021 Calendars are Now Available for Pre-orders!!

Since part of the fun of Open Studios is to actually see the spaces where the creatives work - I'll be sharing my studio next month over on my YouTube Channel! I'd love if you would Subscribe there, as it helps so much with this Mission to Support The Arts! Open Studios starts Sept 22nd and runs through December!

Wishing you Joy as we close out this marathon of a year! xoxo Mari

You can Watch the Full EPISODE HERE! Thank you for supporting the Arts!

A Behind The Scenes VLOG with Suzanne Smith - Creator of Blue Butterfly Cookies

In today's Episode I'm speaking with the talented and charming, Suzanne Smith, creator of Blue Butterfly Cookies 🍪🍪🍪 This is the journey of how a life long fitness trainer took a leap of faith and opened a cookie business during a pandemic! I always love knowing the stories behind why someone decides to  open a business, how they do it, and hearing their inspiration. Suzanne shares why the butterfly is significant and the reason why these cookies are so delicious. She says they are 'Happiness in a Cookie' and I couldn't agree more. I have had these cookies and I told her she has the 'Million Dollar' recipe because they are better than any I have ever had. She is just getting started and is most definitely one to watch!!!

Over on my YouTube channel! Don’t forget to subscribe if you are enjoying these Episodes!

Interview with Interior Designer - Marilyn Russell - Ep43

In this Episode with the incredibly talented Marilyn Russell, we talk about the evolution of her creative career as an interior designer. Design wasn’t Marilyn’s first profession and in this Episode she shares how a spontaneous visit changed everything for her.

Now she is an accomplished designer with several awards under her belt who also gives back through the mentorship of younger designers.

We also talk about the very important topic of why there is such a lack of black representation in the interior design industry. Marilyn offers an excellent perspective from her experiences. She also offers some poignant thoughts on how the industry can do better.

I enjoyed my time with Marilyn so much. We have known each other on social media for many years. She is one of the most beautiful souls on this earth and it was an honor that she took time out of her busy schedule to speak with me and share with all of us!

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Follow Marilyn on Instagram: @marilyngrussell and also @theunsettledtraveler

Episode 42 - My Interview with Contemporary Figurative Artist - Elisa Valenti is Now Live!

In today’s Episode I speak with the very talented Elisa Valenti. She describes herself as a contemporary figurative artist changing our view of women through lush, confident paintings. I couldn’t agree more. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to look perfect (haven’t we all? and what is that anyway?) You are about to hear and see an entirely different perspective that will leave you feeling as if you just inhaled a breathe of fresh air for the first time. 

We discuss how her art career wasn’t typical. For many years she was a pharmacist and a pretty notable one at that. It wasn’t until later in life when she felt she had something to say with her art that she made the leap into a life as a full time creative. Elisa’s figures represent all of us, perfect in our imperfections. She really embraces who she is and after our conversation I felt inspired to do the same.

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Follow and support Elisa Valenti here:

Website: https://www.elisavalentistudio.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elisavalentistudio

Photos provided by Elisa Valenti Copyright ©2020

My 'One Room Challenge' Living Room Reveal & The Gift It Gave Me

I’m torn a bit with how real to be about this. I lean towards sharing the ‘real-real’ because I know these past few months have been hard on everyone. So here goes. My intention is to share this in hopes of being helpful in some way.

The truth of why I signed up to do the One Room Challenge was to find a way to get in touch with some joy in my life.

“Whenever you are creating beauty around you, you are restoring your own soul.” - Alice Walker

Photo By: Bryan Kirkpatrick

We built our home 18 years ago and 12 years ago we added Pepper Tree Cottage to our property where my parents could live and we could help care for them as they aged. I’m not going to sugar coat this, it’s been really beautiful but also hard and full of challenges. After my sister passed away the grief was just too much for my parents, understandably so. I did everything I could to help ‘fix it’ …I became so consumed with helping them that I could no longer work with my design clients, and eventually it took a toll on my health. To add to that, at the beginning of this year I was in a bad car accident. I was rear-ended while stopped for a man and his dog at a crosswalk, while a woman on her phone plowed into me at full speed. It totaled my car and left me with chronic pain in my neck, hip, back and arm…

When the care for my parents became all consuming, the only thing I could do was paint. It was something I could do in between the nurses and ER visits. I started to find some happiness again but then the accident left me with some physical challenges.

The greatest challenge came on March 17th before the world shut down, when my beautiful mom passed away. She was surrounded by all of us and I’m so grateful for that.

So as you can imagine, it’s been a difficult year so far, as it has for many.

This painting I created simultaneously during the past 8 weeks of the challenge. It’s called ‘Stay Home & Open the Dom’ It’s filled with objects I find colorful & beautiful; a Gucci vase and shoes, a Birkin bag, a LV scarf, a House of Hackney tiger pillow and a faux taxidermy peacock.

I knew my art would be the only thing that would keep me from sinking into a dark place. So, I signed up for the One Room Challenge. It was helpful to be distracted by thinking about creating something beautiful. I apologize for the long winded intro but what I want to share is the importance of creating when life hands you challenges. In my case, the choice would be significant. So, I decided to paint everything! A huge painting, several small paintings, a throw blanket, and 3 walls… I knew it would be painful (and it was) but I also knew that it would give me a reason to get up in the morning and work through it… and it did.

Photo By: Bryan Kirkpatrick

This is the result. I hope you like it. And yes, I found a spark of joy again. I forgot how much I love designing interiors. I’m so deeply grateful for Linda creating The One Room Challenge and equally grateful for Better Homes and Gardens for sponsoring it. With hundreds of participants, they most likely won’t read this, but it won’t matter. They gave me a very special gift - to remind me that life can have some joy, some fun, some beauty even in the midst of chaos. It‘s so much more than a pretty room. It’s a sanctuary, a safe place to heal my heart and body. For that I have so much appreciation.

Small frames from World Market.

Custom throw blanket.

I love this little martini table as my meditation table. It’s the perfect size for a cup of coffee or glass of wine.

Photo By: Bryan Kirkpatrick

Make sure to check out all of the rooms redesigned by so many gifted designers and if you’ve read this far, I hope that you’ll be inspired to create a sanctuary in your own home. I promise you, it will be worth the work!

xoxo Mari

One Room Challenge - Week 7

It actually feels really great to get back to painting walls and sewing panels. Our country has been through so much these weeks that it’s clear we are in a marathon. So just like a runner needs to rest, we too need to take a break now and then to re-boot. This past week I worked with the SLO County Arts Council on curating 13 talented artists who all willingly said Yes immediately when asked to donate an original piece of art to raise funds for R.A.C.E Matters and all the hard work they are doing for the Black Lives Matter movement. The auction is on Instagram @SLOCountyArts and ends this Sunday! Below is the piece I am donating.

8” x 10” x 1-1/2” Acrylic on Canvas with Resin

So yes, I am far behind on my Living Room make-over but the wonderful people over at the One Room Challenge headquarters have graciously extended the final reveals to July 5th! Good grief! Thank you ORC!!

My list is looooooong! I did accomplish to get 2 walls painted and some of my fireplace wall but there are many layers to come so this is going to take a minute. Plus I still have to finish my huge painting for my forth wall. I have more light fixtures coming but I love this picture light! I had no idea that it has a dimmer and it cast the most perfect glow at night, so cozy and charming!

I am in the home stretch! I can’t wait to reveal it all. I’m starting to feel the vibe and I’m loving it. In the mean time, I hope you’ll head over to Instagram and purchase some art for your collection and support this wonderful cause! Of course also pop over to the One Room Challenge website and follow all the amazing designers and decorators for oodles of inspiration!

Episode 41 - Interview with Artist, Neal Breton

Thank you for joining me for today’s interview with Artist and President of the Board of Directors for San Luis Obispo County Arts, Neal Breton. We recorded this Episode two weeks prior to the tragic death of George Floyd. We chose not to air the episode these past few weeks so that we could listen, learn and educate ourselves, an on-going process.

We also wanted to offer a way to help the Black Lives Matter movement. If you are tuning in prior to June 21st head on over to the SLO County Arts Instagram feed this weekend where they will be holding an Art Auction in support of Black Lives Matter (100% of Funds Raised to go to R.A.C.E Matters SLO) to be held on their Instagram page, @slocountyarts, June 19th-June 21st, 2020.

In today’s Episode with Neal Breton, we talk about his creative journey as a fine artist and what brought him to the Central Coast where he now not only paints but is also the President of the Board of Directors for the San Luis Obispo Arts Council. Neal’s colorful pools and landscapes just make me happy! I was so excited to find him and learn more about why he paints and the evolution of his art. We both believe in the power of Art as a way to bring joy into the world. Something much needed right now. We also talk about the changing art scene on the Central Coast which I hope will only get better and better with Neal leading the way.

LISTEN AND WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Website: http://nealbreton.com

Instagram: @nealbretonart

San Luis Obispo County Arts Website (Previously Arts Obispo): https://www.artsobispo.org

Instagram: @slocountyarts

Art Auction Donation Page: https://www.artsobispo.org/arts-auction 

Silent Art Auction For Black Lives Matter: June 19th-21st & An Update on Patreon

Good Morning Wonderful Souls,

What a time in history. There are so many things happening in the world (and in our own backyard), that it's impossible to not pause and give thought to how each of us play a delicate part in the complicated fiber of our humanity. I and others, have spent a lot of time these past two weeks, reading, listening and educating myself to systemic racism, white privilege, and what it means to truly be inclusive of our black community.

I took a long, hard look inward and believe we can all do better, including myself. I also learned about so many incredible black artists and creators these past two weeks and have actively reached out and followed black owned businesses in my community who will receive my support and urge you to do the same.

I listened to our City Council meeting last night and the overall theme I took away was that a lot of people are hurting. Many voices of color spoke and said they never felt welcomed in my own community. It brought me to tears but I know this is something we can change for the better.

So a few things are happening. The artist I interviewed before all of this happened, Neal Breton, happens to be the President of the Board of the San Luis Obispo Arts Council. We've had many talks about this and what an important role Art plays in healing and defining our current culture. We asked ourselves the question - how can we do better? We decided to create an Art Auction where 100% of the funds raised will go to the Black Lives Matter movement. The San Luis Obispo Arts Council is still working out the details, but this is why I will not be airing Neal's Episode today. Instead his Episode will air next Thursday with the kick off to the Auction on Friday morning. It will take place on Instagram and run just like a Silent Auction - Last bidder wins and ends on Sunday morning. Friday, June 19th 9:00am - Sunday June 21st 9:00am

I personally know there are some really amazing artists contributing to this and prices will be very reasonable. This is a wonderful way to start, or to add to, your own personal collection of Art as well as support a cause that has been asking for our help for way too long.

Last of all, I've decided to close my Patreon page at the end of the month. I still plan on continuing my podcast every month and continuing with the Art Scholarships program. So many things are happening in the world that feel so much bigger than this and I encourage you to find those organizations and support them.

I'm tearing up on this because you know how much I appreciate each and every one of you! I had a vision to carry on my sister's legacy and I will do that for as long as I possibly can. For those who have supported my Patreon page and/or subscribed to my YouTube Channel in support of this Mission for the ARTS says so much about what a beautiful human being you are! THANK YOU! I have so much Love for you!

xoxo Mari

For Auction Information Follow - SLO County Arts Council on Instagram: @slo_county_arts_council

All Proceeds to benefit R.A.C.E Matters SLO

One Room Challenge - Week 4

Half way through the One Room Challenge on my Living Room make-over. I feel a bit like I’m in quicksand. I’m working on finishing a large painting which will be a focal piece in the room and it is taking for…..ever….! My plan is to finish it in the next week so I can move on to painting the other two walls in the room. Hopefully those will go a lot quicker!

Today I ordered the picture light I will hang above my Princess painting. I plan on painting the wall behind it black with the shape in my sketch. This gives more weight and interest to that corner of the room where my new chaise will go.

I also ordered a few accessories and I’m super excited about a gorgeous pillow my friend, (former VP of Product & Development at Pottery Barn - who now has her own fabulous textile company), Marie Joie Hughes is sending me! It Is Di-Vine! I can’t wait to share it with you!

My only concern is the sofa I ordered months ago…with the shop going out of business because of Covid (breaks my heart!), I’m so hoping the factories in LA will be able to open safely soon and I can receive it before the challenge is over. A small problem in the scheme of what is happening in the world for sure but it would be lovely if it could happen!

That’s it for this week. Make sure to follow all the amazing designers on the One Room Challenge website and a special Thank You to Better Homes and Gardens, the official media partner for this really fun and inspiring event.

The World Of Interiors!

Thank you Conde Naste for finding my art all the way in California! I love this magazine and I’m so honored to be a teeny-tiny part of it! Plus it’s the June issue. My Birthday month! I had to render the cover to Celebrate!

My painting “Beauty & The Beast” in The World of Interiors - June 2020 Art Edit

Week 3 - One Room Challenge - My Living Room Makeover

It’s Week 3 already and I’m making slow progress. Many of the things I’ll need to pull this Living Room together have arrived. My Chair & Ottoman are here as well as my drapery hardware and some architectural elements I’ll be adding to the room. Buuuuuuuuuuuuuut I’m getting A Lot nervous about seeing the custom sofa I ordered 5 months ago. I spoke with the owner today and as of now the production facility is still closed and even worse, he is going out of business. This news absolutely breaks my heart!! I try so hard to shop locally and support small businesses but going three months without any income has just left no room for his recovery.

A very sober reminder of how important it is that we are in this together and should try as best we can to help these small businesses. I know this first hand because I use to have a boutique and the crash of 2008 was too much for my little business to weather as well. Sigh….

In regards to the progress I’ve made this week and the plans for next week, I had some fun creating some new textiles for the room. Next week I’ll be sending them off to print as fabric and wallpaper. My painting is coming along but it is a beast. This painting is huge but I hope to finish it this coming week so I can start on painting my fireplace wall. Other than my missing sofa, things are coming together nicely! Check back next Thursday for my next update.

In the meantime, make sure to head over to the One Room Challenge website to check out all of the Ah-Mazing Featured Designers and super talented Guest Participants.

Take good care & Happy Memorial Day Weekend!

xoxo Mari

Episode 40 - interview with Tenli Van Rozeboom & Rhyan Townsend

Today’s Episode is loaded with very helpful advice on how two power women have created their own cruelty free make-up & luxury skincare lines. Meet mother & daughter, Tenli Van Rozeboom & Rhyan Townsend. Rhyan Townsend started House of the Rozetree, an all natural makeup line, while staying at home on maternity leave. She is a make-up & haircare professional and stylist for clients and weddings on the beautiful Central Coast of California. She knew she wanted to created a product that would be natural, performs well, and is long lasting. A chance encounter with a client from LA who is a chemist in the make-up industry planted the idea. House of the Rozetree started with beautiful lip products but Rhyan has big dreams for expanding her company. She’s just getting started! 

Tenli Van Rozeboom is her mother and was working on her own product ideas for her clients recovering from cancer treatment. Tenli has been devoted to health and wellness most of her adult life. She has worked as a massage therapist, physical therapist and lymphedema therapist. In looking for safer and natural products for her cancer patients she realized that everyone would benefit from what she discovered in her research. She recently launched Rozetree Botanicals an all natural and vegan skin care line.

It was a treat to get to speak with both of them about what it’s like to create and launch a product. They both are very passionate about their products and their vision and it is such a pleasure to see how they support one another.

I also learned A-Lot about what ingredients go into products that we use every day. Eye opening for sure!

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Website: House of the Rozetree

Intsgram: @houseoftherozetree

Website: Rozetree Botanicals

Instagram: @rozetreebotanicals

One Room Challenge - Week Two

Where does time go? I can’t believe it’s been a week already since my last post! I have pretty ambitious Living Room make-over but I did make some headway this week.

I’m painting a large ‘Room Interior’ painting for a niche on one wall. This is the most time consuming project but as soon as I finish that I’ll begin on painting the fireplace surround.

In the meantime, I’ve ordered my drapes and hardware. I like the look of a French drapery rod and since my house is French, I went with that. I ordered them from Amazon along with the round mirror for the fireplace, the heating vent covers and the ceiling medallion. I’m still deciding on what color to paint it.

I’m also still waiting on my sofa sectional that I ordered over two months ago. Fingers crossed things get better and the LA factory can open back up but until then my new chaise and ottoman just showed up from Wayfair so that’s exciting!

In between all this painting, I’m designing some new textiles for throw pillows and fabric for my cabinets.

This project has been so much fun and I’m really enjoying all the participants and what they are creating! Make sure to head over to the One Room Challenge website and check out the Featured Designers for loads of inspiration. Until next week! xoxo Mari

It's Time! I'm participating in the One Room Challenge!

A few years ago, I participated in the One Room Challenge when they were just starting out. It was such a fun experience. I met so many talented bloggers and designers that I’m still friends with to this day. I’m thrilled to finally have the time to work on my own home and participate once again!

How It Works: Basically every Thursday for the next 8 weeks I’ll be writing a blog post here with my updates on how my room make-over is coming along. (I’ll also be posting on my Instagram @MariRDesign)

The 20 Featured designers will be posting the day before on Wednesdays. You can find them on the ORC website.

I was so grateful they extended the dates because I literally ordered a custom, blush sofa-sectional right before the world shut down. Honestly, I can’t even remember what it looks like but the nice owner at Marcela’s where I ordered it, trusted me with the fabric swatch, a critical element because I’m going to be painting A LOT and really need to have the color on hand. So fingers crossed by the end of June I will have my new sofa!

The Why: Last year all my girls went off to college and so did most of my furniture! Plus, when Bill and I designed and built our house it was back in 2003. I dare say, it’s definitely time for a make-over.

My Living Room Now - The Before

The Plan: Since we’ve been home for weeks, I’ve had lots of time to stare at this room and think about what I want to do. I know the world of Instagram and Pinterest is all white walls but just so you know, this will be the opposite of that. I’m an artist and I love color. I love bold art and soft comfortable sitting areas, and plants and kitties. Maybe not the most on trend but this is my home and I want to stay true to the things and colors that I and my family love.

Also, I sketch everything in my journal, so pardon the messiness. Another thing you can expect from me. I hope that’s OK.

This is my color palette. The blush sofa and a charcoal chaise lounge for the corner. Bill is 6’ 2’’ and needs something comfy to lounge in.

On the Left. Sketches for possible fabric designs.

The two biggest challenges are going to be painting the fireplace surround black with large scale flowers and finishing the huge painting for the wall to the left. I also plan on designing some custom fabric for pillows and cabinets. It’s ambitious!

I had a dream about covering the books in my bookshelf and painting a floral design on them. It was so beautiful in my dreams, I hope it works in real life! This is the sketch I did when I woke up.

This is the painting (work in progress) for the left side. Let’s hope I can finish this all in 8 weeks! It’s called: ‘Let’s Stay Home’. Ha Ha

If you love interior design or you are just looking for some ideas on how you can spruce up your home (since that is where we are most of the time now) I encourage you to follow the One Room Challenge Designers. There are 20 Featured Designers who are all pretty darn amazing!

This will be fun! I hope you’ll follow along! xo Mari

A Little Behind the Scenes Look at my Studio & Art

I did something fun! My beautiful daughter, Serena Robeson, is a Senior at Cal State Channel Islands majoring in Graphic Design. She had an assignment to interview a working artist and I was so, so honored that she asked ME! Since many of you have also asked me to see a studio tour, we thought we would take a small excerpt from her interview and create a short video! I hope you like it!! xoxo Mari

PS I’ve signed up to participate in the One Room Challenge! Check back here Thursday to see my Mood Board for my Living Room make-over which will include the finished version of the painting I am working on in this video! More to come!

Interview with Dancer / Choreographer / Studio Owner - Pam Rossi - Ep 39

I am so incredibly honored to share today’s Episode with you!

Guys!! I interviewed Pam Rossi! She is the daughter of legendary dance queen, Pat Jackson. I was privileged to be an American Dancer & teacher for Pat Jackson. This is the incredible story of her daughter.

Pam Rossi’s dance career started as a Solid Gold dancer and as a Sahara Girl for likes of Jerry Lewis, Johnny Carson & Don Rickels... but that was just the beginning! She has worked with Cameron Diaz, Dolly Parton, Debbie Allen, Dan Ackroyd, Tom Hanks, on and on and on! Including my favorite, Lucille Ball! We talk about all of it and more on today’s episode.

Now she runs an award winning dance studio in Moorpark, CA. I can’t even list here all of the amazing people she has worked with and things that she has done!

If you are a dancer, this is the episode for you!! Pams advice is insightful and inspiring. Her journey as a professional dancer, choreographer and studio owner is such an amazing story!! Please enjoy today’s episode over on my YouTube channel! I’d love it if you would subscribe and please share with your creative friends!!

YOU CAN LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Follow Pam Rossi Here:

Website: Dance-Ten.com

Facebook: Pam Rossi Dance Ten

Instagram: @PamRossiDanceTen

Meet The Creator of Ladie Katie - Katie Robert - Ep 38

In this interview with Katie Robert we learn about her creative journey as an attorney and inspirational artist. Katie Robert is the creator of Ladie Katie - Art for your Heart & Your Home. She openly shares her story of how in the last year of law school she participated in her first art show and launched the beginning of Ladie Katie. Now her whimsical fashion illustrations, pet portraits, wedding portraits, and graphic design are well known and loved by many.

Last year she launched her first illustrated planner full of words of encouragement and helpful pages for organizing plans and taking notes. We talk about why she created the planner and what’s in store for next year. We also talk about how art is impacting us during these times and how she created a brilliant way to share her art with her new neighbors in Redondo Beach, CA.

While we are all ‘sheltering at home’ Katie also created a wonderful coloring book as a FREE download. If you have the means to make a $5 donation for the printable book, then all of the proceeds will go to the Louise Monforte Memorial Scholarships for Art & Dance for the month of April, 2020.

Towards the end of the Episode we learn where the name Ladie Katie came from, (such a fun story), as well as her super helpful advice! 

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE! Please Subscribe & Share with your creative friends too!

Other Places to Follow & Support Katie Robert:

Website: Ladie Katie

Instagram: @LadieKatieArt

Facebook: Ladie Katie Art

Shop: Ladie Katie Shop

Pinterest: Ladie Katie Art

Free Printable - Wash Your Hands & Stay Safe!

Feel free to screen cap this image and print it out for your front door or to use in your business! For personal use only.

We can do this!

Meet The Fabulous Dayna Lee Langlois - Dayna Lee Collection

What a crazy time we are all experiencing. The new normal of ‘shelter in place’. Everyone is feeling a little anxious and concerned but I’m hoping that these times when we move inside we can discover the beauty of slowing down, making art, dancing in the living room, reading books and cooking from scratch - just to name a few, fun things to rediscover.

I might add…listening to podcasts! And I have so many good ones for you! Today is no exception. If there was ever a perfect time for an interview, it’s now. The lovely Dayna Lee Langlois is known for her stationery and gift line that shares words of support and encouragement.

In this episode we discuss how she started with nothing, found something she was good at, practiced, practiced, practiced and then grew it into an international stationery and gift brand, the Dayna Lee Collection!

We talk about licensing your designs and all the aspects of what it really takes to grow a successful, creative company. If you are looking to be inspired then this is the episode for you!

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Follow & Support Dayna Lee Langlois Here:

Website: The Dayna Lee Collection

Facebook: The Dayna Lee Collection

Instagram & Twitter: @DaynaLeeCollection

Interview with International Artist - Gus Harper - Episode 36

I’m am soooo excited about today’s Video Podcast with the incredibly talented Gus Harper. Gus is probably one of the most passionate and talented artists I have ever spoken with!

He creates incredible street murals all around the world! Literally, from Malibu to Malaysia!

I am in awe of how he can create on such a large scale and his works on Canvas are equally stunning!

In this episode he shares a very powerful story of living each and every day with passion and adventure and shows us all that there are many different paths to becoming a thriving and successful artist! 

If you ever wondered what it would be like to travel around the world creating Art, then this is an Episode you won’t want to miss!

LISTEN & WATCH THE FULL EPISODE HERE

Follow & Support Gus Harper Here:

Website: Gus Harper Art

Instagram: @GusHarperArt

Facebook: Gus Harper Art