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PODCAST 140: What It Means To Be Unstoppable As An Artist

In this podcast, Klee and I discuss what it means to be unstoppable as an artist. We also discuss how to be invincible and what that means. Find out more about us at http://www.rafiandklee.com


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How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast – ARTIST PODCAST (With Rafi And Klee)

In this podcast, Klee and I (Rafi) discuss (among other topics) our thoughts on seasonal art and how creative work shifts with the rhythms of the year. We dive into the main mindset shifts, challenges, and realities that come with making art tied to seasons, holidays, or changing creative energy throughout the year. Bottom line? Understanding the natural seasons of your creative process can help you work with your flow instead of fighting it. Episode Title: Our Thoughts On Seasonal Art If this resonated with you, hit that Like button, Subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! WHO ARE RAFI AND KLEE STUDIOS Curious about who we are? Visit our website and get to know us and all we do. https://rafiandklee.com/ WANT TO JOIN US IN THE CHAT FOR THE LIVE PODCAST ON PATREON? https://rafiandklee.com/patreon/ Thank you for supporting the Artist Life Podcast with Rafi and Klee! You rock!
  1. How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast
  2. Art For Artsake – Artist Podcast
  3. Start Betting On Yourself As An Artist – Artist Podcast
  4. The Joy Of Creating Unmarketable Art – Artist Podcast
  5. Navigating The Valley Of Suck – Artist Podcast
  6. Keeping Your Art Career Fun – Artist Podcast
  7. Reconnecting With Your Creative Spark – Artist Podcast
  8. The Permission Slip You Don’t Need – Artist Podcast
  9. Expectations Vs Reality – Artist Podcast
  10. Stop Working So Hard – Artist Podcast

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How To Be A Creative Bad-Ass

Today, we’re delving into the realm of artistic badassery – because, let’s face it, you are a creative badass, and it’s high time you owned that title!

If you’ve been following my videos and musings, you’ve probably caught me showering you with the “badass” term quite frequently. There’s something about the word that resonates with me – it encapsulates the spirit of fearlessly embracing who you are, even in a world that tells you what that should be.

So, what’s the deal with being a badass anyway? Why do I think it is important? Well, for me, it’s all about adopting an unapologetic attitude that defies the norms, casts aside doubt, and laughs in the face of rejection. As artists, we tread paths that others might not dare to venture, and that takes an extra ounce of courage. That’s why I’m toying with the idea of my next book being called the “Rogue Artist Guide: How to Be a Creative Badass” – because, embracing that term is a statement of intent, a declaration that you’re here to stay and create waves.

Being an artist can often feel like a solitary journey, navigating through the tumultuous waters of creation and validation. The art world has a funny way of tying our worth to external validation, leaving us feeling like we need a stamp of approval to even be considered artists. But here’s where the magic happens: the mindset of a badass empowers you to push through those challenges, transcend those myths, and redefine your journey.

So, what does it really mean to be a creative badass? 

1. Confident Self Image:

Ladies and gents, it’s time to rewrite your narrative. Your self-image is a canvas that’s constantly evolving. Shed the layers of doubt and redefine who you are. Acknowledge your strengths, embrace your accomplishments, and stare challenges in the eye with fearless determination. It’s your journey, and you define the story.

2. Resilience and Adaptability:

Picture yourself as a mighty oak that bends with the wind but never breaks. Badasses thrive on adversity, using challenges as stepping stones to growth. Embrace the unexpected, pivot with finesse, and see obstacles as opportunities to shine even brighter. Remember, you’re the master of your narrative.

3. Courageous Action:

In the realm of badasses, comfort zones are mere stepping stones. Leap into the unknown with unwavering courage. Embrace risks and uncertainties like old friends; they are the gateways to your most daring accomplishments. Trust yourself to navigate uncharted waters and emerge triumphant.

4. Assertive Communication:

Your voice, your thoughts, your boundaries – they all matter. The power of assertive communication lies in expressing yourself clearly and unapologetically. It’s a superpower that grants you control over your life’s narrative. Speak up, define your limits, and let your authentic voice resonate.

5. Unapologetic Authenticity:

Here’s the secret sauce: there’s no one quite like you. Embrace your quirks, your unique perspective, and your genuine self. Authenticity is your artistry’s North Star. Blaze your trail, defy conformity, and let your true colors shine. Remember, the art world is a canvas where you get to paint your own masterpiece.

Being a creative badass isn’t a switch you flip overnight. It’s a journey of self-discovery, uncovering the depths of your potential, and realizing that you have the power to define who you are. You might have been told who you are, but remember that your story is yours to write. Your narrative, your journey, your badassery.

Unleash your inner rogue artist, because you’re already on this incredible journey. And if you ever doubt it, remember: you’ve got this. You’re a masterpiece in the making, a canvas of potential waiting to be painted with your unique colors.

Thank you for tuning in to another episode of the Rogue Artist Community Podcast. Stay creative, keep pushing those boundaries, and know that you’re a badass in my book. Until next time, keep rocking that artistic journey with unapologetic authenticity. Adios!

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PODCAST 142: Break The Rules In The Art World

In this podcast, Klee and I discuss what it means to be a rule breaker in the art world. We also discuss common themes that need to be rewritten for an artist to push out into the world with their art. Find out more about us at http://www.rafiandklee.com


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How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast – ARTIST PODCAST (With Rafi And Klee)

In this podcast, Klee and I (Rafi) discuss (among other topics) our thoughts on seasonal art and how creative work shifts with the rhythms of the year. We dive into the main mindset shifts, challenges, and realities that come with making art tied to seasons, holidays, or changing creative energy throughout the year. Bottom line? Understanding the natural seasons of your creative process can help you work with your flow instead of fighting it. Episode Title: Our Thoughts On Seasonal Art If this resonated with you, hit that Like button, Subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! WHO ARE RAFI AND KLEE STUDIOS Curious about who we are? Visit our website and get to know us and all we do. https://rafiandklee.com/ WANT TO JOIN US IN THE CHAT FOR THE LIVE PODCAST ON PATREON? https://rafiandklee.com/patreon/ Thank you for supporting the Artist Life Podcast with Rafi and Klee! You rock!
  1. How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast
  2. Art For Artsake – Artist Podcast
  3. Start Betting On Yourself As An Artist – Artist Podcast
  4. The Joy Of Creating Unmarketable Art – Artist Podcast
  5. Navigating The Valley Of Suck – Artist Podcast
  6. Keeping Your Art Career Fun – Artist Podcast
  7. Reconnecting With Your Creative Spark – Artist Podcast
  8. The Permission Slip You Don’t Need – Artist Podcast
  9. Expectations Vs Reality – Artist Podcast
  10. Stop Working So Hard – Artist Podcast

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How To Persist And Keep Going

It’s easy to throw around the words “stay persistent,” but what does that really mean in the day-to-day grind of an artist’s life? Well, I’ve got your back. Let’s break down the steps I take to ensure I’m always moving forward, even when the path gets a little rough.

Clarify Your Why
First things first, you need to reconnect with your artistic roots. Remember why you started creating art in the first place. It’s a personal journey, an expression of your inner self. While money might sneak its way into your motivations, it’s essential to remind yourself of the passion that ignites your creativity. If money becomes the sole reason, you’ll hit roadblocks when it’s not flowing in. So, pinpoint what truly fuels your artistic fire.

Set Temporary Goals
Now, about those goals. They’re your North Star, your guiding light. But don’t get lost in the abyss of vague ambitions like “making a living with art.” Instead, break down your bigger dreams into bite-sized, achievable goals. Completing ten artworks by month’s end or making that gallery call this week. Small wins lead to big victories, and specific goals keep you motivated.

Craft a Consistent Routine
Routine is the backbone of progress. Whether you’re an early bird or a night owl, allocate dedicated time to create, reflect, and plan. Stick to it, even on days when motivation plays hide and seek. The “stickman” might try to derail you with excuses, but don’t let it. Stick to your routine like glue, and you’ll find momentum building.

Celebrate Every Victory
Victories come in all shapes and sizes. Don’t wait for grand achievements to validate your progress. Celebrate the telephone call made, even if rejection follows. Every step forward is a win, so revel in it. Positive reinforcement keeps your spirit soaring and your motivation unshakeable.

Stay Organized and Adaptable
Organize your thoughts and tasks from the start. Calendars, planners, and apps are your allies in managing projects, deadlines, and inspirations. But remember, flexibility is key. Adapt and learn from your successes and failures. The art world is fluid, and your strategies should be too.

Build a Strong Support System
You’re not alone on this journey. Connect with like-minded artists, mentors, and friends who understand your challenges and victories. Share your wins and struggles, for they are the backbone of your support system. They’ll lift you up when self-doubt creeps in.

Embrace Patience
Progress is a marathon, not a sprint. Understand that setbacks are par for the course. Patience is your ally. There will be moments when you need to step back, take a breath, and recharge. Remember, even detours are part of the journey.

Harness the Power of Visualization
Your mind is a powerful tool. Visualize success, and immerse yourself in achieving those small goals. Control your imagination, banishing negative thoughts. Positive visualization fuels confidence and motivation. The mind is your greatest ally; use it wisely.

Manage Self-Critique
Criticism can be a double-edged sword. Embrace it as a tool for improvement, not a destructive force. Develop a healthy relationship with yourself. Learn from your critiques and let them guide your growth.

Stay Inspired
Art thrives on inspiration. Seek out motivational quotes, immerse yourself in art and literature, and explore the world around you. Fresh ideas infuse new life into your work, invigorating your artistic journey.

Prioritize Self-Care
Amidst the hustle, remember to care for yourself. Your physical and mental well-being are paramount. Engage in activities that rejuvenate you, practice self-love, and step away from work when needed. A nourished mind creates better art.

Track Your Progress and Stay Flexible
Record your milestones, no matter how small. Social media can serve as a personal progress journal. But also, be flexible. Life evolves, circumstances change, and so should your strategies. Adapt, pivot, and stay true to your journey.

You Are Resilient
Above all, remember your strength. You are resilient. The road may be tough at times, but your passion will carry you through. Embrace your unique journey, one filled with highs and lows that shape your artistic story.

Keep these tips in your toolbox and approach your art career with a heart full of persistence and resilience. I adore each one of you, and I can’t wait to see the incredible masterpieces you’ll create on this remarkable journey. Until next time, stay inspired, stay motivated, and keep shining brightly on your artistic path. Adios!

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The Importance Of Feeling Good

Today, I’m diving into a topic that’s close to my heart – feeling good as an artist. Feeling good is not just a luxury; it’s an essential aspect of our creative journey. We all dream of achieving that state of contentment, of finally reaching a point where everything falls into place, and we can say, “I’m happy, I feel good.”

But let’s face it, we’ve all fallen into the trap of thinking that happiness lies in external achievements or possessions. We believe that once we attain a certain goal, like becoming a full-time artist or reaching a specific milestone, we’ll finally feel good. Yet, many have learned the hard way that this isn’t necessarily true. They spend their lives chasing after things they believe will make them happy, only to find themselves feeling the same as before, maybe even more dissatisfied.

It’s tragic when we realize that we’ve been looking for happiness in the wrong places, thinking it’s something we can collect or achieve. The truth is that feeling good is a state of mind that exists in the present moment. It’s about embracing where you are right now and finding habits and ways of thinking that allow you to feel good within that moment.

I’ve experienced it myself as an artist. There are times when things don’t go as planned, and I’m not feeling good. Strangely enough, getting into the studio, which I know is my happy place, becomes a struggle. I feel like I’m walking through molasses, unable to take that step. This happens when we don’t practice feeling good every day, as much as possible. When our overall well-being and happiness take a backseat, it becomes challenging to move forward and progress in our art careers.

So, what can we do to cultivate a sense of well-being and happiness as artists? Here are some practices that I incorporate into my daily life, and I encourage you to try them too:

Gratitude: Take a few moments each day to acknowledge and appreciate the positive aspects of your life. It can be something simple like the sunlight streaming through your window or being grateful for the gift of breathing. Make a habit of focusing on the things you appreciate, and you’ll notice a shift in your perspective and mood.

Physical Activity: As artists, we often spend a lot of time sitting down, which can lead to stagnation. Engaging in physical activity not only helps reduce stress but also releases mood-lifting endorphins. Whether it’s going for a walk, doing yoga, or dancing around like a fool, find something you enjoy and make it a part of your routine.

Human Connection: Art can be a lonely endeavor, but it’s essential to connect with others. Attend events, join art communities, or simply meet up with fellow artists for a chat. Human connection provides a sense of belonging and positively impacts our overall mood.

Mindfulness and Meditation: Take time to be present in the moment. Pay attention to your thoughts and feelings. This practice helps you become aware of negative thought patterns and allows you to redirect your focus towards positive and solution-oriented thinking.

Pursue Joyful Activities: Make time for the art and activities you love. Don’t chase money just for the sake of it; prioritize what brings you joy and a sense of accomplishment. Doing what you love will naturally contribute to feeling good.

Remember, feeling good is a personal journey. It’s okay to have ups and downs, and it’s essential to be patient with yourself. Finding what works best for you in maintaining a positive outlook is key. If you find yourself struggling with negative feelings, don’t hesitate to seek support from friends, family, or even professional help.

Ultimately, feeling good is about taking control of your thoughts and choosing happiness in the present moment. Embrace gratitude, physical activity, human connections, mindfulness, and pursuits that bring you joy. By practicing these daily, you’ll find yourself in a better state of mind, ready to face the challenges and joys of your artistic journey.

Remember, you have the power to shape your perspective and create a positive and fulfilling artistic life. Embrace the journey, be kind to yourself, and above all, keep creating. Wishing you all an incredible week filled with inspiration and creativity. I adore each and every one of you, and until next time, keep shining bright!

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Embrace Your Unique Style!

Welcome to the month of August! As we embark on this new month, I want to share some thoughts on what motivates me and what we’ll be focusing on. 

When we start our careers, it’s natural to look around for inspiration. We find ourselves drawn to bits and pieces of different artists’ work, color combinations, textures, and styles. In this process, we might feel like imposters, thinking that we haven’t truly found our own unique style yet. This can make you feel like you suck at being unique, but that’s not true.

You see, creativity is a tapestry woven from all the things that have influenced us throughout our lives. As artists, we draw inspiration from various sources – it could be something we saw as a child, a memory of watching Bob Ross paint on TV, or the awe we felt when witnessing the mesmerizing art of someone we admire. These experiences leave imprints on our minds, and over time, they blend together to create something truly unique.

The key is not to strive for something entirely unheard of or the opposite of everything else out there. Uniqueness comes from the fusion of your influences, preferences, and perspective on the world. Just like a smartphone is a combination of existing technologies, it’s the way these elements are brought together that makes something truly innovative.

The truth is, you don’t need to struggle to find your style. Embrace the things you love and admire, bring them together in your work, and let your creativity shine through. You are inherently unique, and your creations are a reflection of your singular self.

Let’s keep our creative spirits high and continue to celebrate our uniqueness. You, our fantastic community, are the reason we can do what we love. Your support and passion fuel our creativity, and we’re incredibly grateful for each and every one of you.

So, embrace your creativity, own your uniqueness, and let’s make August an extraordinary month filled with art, inspiration, and love. From the bottom of my heart, I adore each of you. Until next time, jazz hands and love… and remember, you are wonderfully, exquisitely, and unequivocally unique!

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PODCAST 138: Art Shows And Festival Tips

In this podcast, Klee and I discuss tips and tricks they’ve used for doing festivals. We cover best practices and how we prepare for roadblocks and problems. Find out more about us at http://www.rafiandklee.com


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How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast – ARTIST PODCAST (With Rafi And Klee)

In this podcast, Klee and I (Rafi) discuss (among other topics) our thoughts on seasonal art and how creative work shifts with the rhythms of the year. We dive into the main mindset shifts, challenges, and realities that come with making art tied to seasons, holidays, or changing creative energy throughout the year. Bottom line? Understanding the natural seasons of your creative process can help you work with your flow instead of fighting it. Episode Title: Our Thoughts On Seasonal Art If this resonated with you, hit that Like button, Subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! WHO ARE RAFI AND KLEE STUDIOS Curious about who we are? Visit our website and get to know us and all we do. https://rafiandklee.com/ WANT TO JOIN US IN THE CHAT FOR THE LIVE PODCAST ON PATREON? https://rafiandklee.com/patreon/ Thank you for supporting the Artist Life Podcast with Rafi and Klee! You rock!
  1. How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast
  2. Art For Artsake – Artist Podcast
  3. Start Betting On Yourself As An Artist – Artist Podcast
  4. The Joy Of Creating Unmarketable Art – Artist Podcast
  5. Navigating The Valley Of Suck – Artist Podcast
  6. Keeping Your Art Career Fun – Artist Podcast
  7. Reconnecting With Your Creative Spark – Artist Podcast
  8. The Permission Slip You Don’t Need – Artist Podcast
  9. Expectations Vs Reality – Artist Podcast
  10. Stop Working So Hard – Artist Podcast

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Self Confidence Is A Key Ingredient For Artists

Today, I want to delve into a topic that I believe is crucial for any artist embarking on their career—the enigmatic concept of self-confidence.

Self-confidence is often misunderstood. Many view it as something you outwardly exude, like an air of unshakable certainty. We tend to believe that if others perceive us as self-confident, then we must be on the right track. But here’s the truth: self-confidence is an inner journey, not an outward show. It’s akin to self-doubt, but on the opposite end of the spectrum. Self-doubt creeps within, while self-confidence blossoms from within.

You might wonder why I’ve chosen to talk about this topic today. The answer is simple—self-confidence is the first step to success in any aspect of life. Whether you’re just starting your art career or aiming to level up, self-confidence is the cornerstone of your journey. It’s the unwavering belief in your capabilities, even when doubts attempt to consume you.

We all face self-doubt. It’s that little voice in our heads that says we’re not good enough, that we’re imposters, that success is for others, not for us. This doubt becomes the most significant hurdle on our creative paths, hindering progress and fulfillment. But remember, every artist, regardless of their experience or acclaim, has faced doubt and fear.

As artists, we learn by doing, by embracing failure, and by experimenting. That’s the only way we can truly discover our path. If you sit down to create with self-doubt clouding your mind, every mistake will become a punishment, leading you to eventually give up. But when you cultivate self-confidence, you welcome failure as a teacher. You understand that mistakes are inevitable, and that’s okay. True self-confidence isn’t about fearlessness; it’s about acknowledging the fear and doubts but not letting them define you.

In our pursuit of self-confidence, we must not seek validation from others. Trying to convince others of our worth only dims the possibilities within ourselves. Genuine self-confidence doesn’t rely on external approval but on proving it to yourself. Embrace your uniqueness, for there’s only one of you and one way to do things—your way.

As artists, we often get caught up in comparisons, trying to gauge our worth based on what others achieve. But trust me, you’ll never do things exactly as someone else does, and that’s a good thing. Self-confidence comes from understanding this truth and wholeheartedly believing that you are capable, even amidst uncertainty and doubt.

Take some time this week to reflect on your self-confidence. Be ruthlessly in love with who you are and what you create. Focus on your own journey and growth without comparing yourself to others. Be open to facing your insecurities and fears, knowing that every step you take, even if it falters, builds your confidence.

In the art world, we forge our paths through experimentation and self-discovery. So, trust in yourself and your abilities. Embrace the journey, even when it feels uncertain. Allow your confidence to grow from within, and you’ll find that the naysayers outside can’t affect you. Face your fears, take risks, and commit to building genuine self-confidence.

Remember, you are capable of more than you can imagine. So go forth, my amazing artists, and show the world who you are and what you can do. Embrace the challenges, celebrate the victories, and above all, cherish the beautiful journey of being an artist.

I absolutely adore each and every one of you. Have a creatively inspiring week, and I’ll catch you next time. Adios!

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How Being An Artist Changed My Life

Today, I want to discuss some of the things that have fueled my art career and kept me going, even during challenging times. As you’ve probably heard me say a thousand times, persistence is crucial in this line of work, and it’s essential to navigate the numerous roadblocks and emotional hurdles that come our way. To truly establish a thriving art career that connects with people and allows personal growth, we must embrace creativity as a catalyst for progress.

First and foremost, creativity serves as a powerful tool for self-expression. It allows us to delve into our inner thoughts, emotions, and ideas, enabling us to communicate them uniquely and authentically. It’s crucial to stay true to ourselves and not chase after financial gain alone. By staying authentic and real, our art reflects who we are rather than a pursuit of monetary rewards.

Additionally, engaging in creative activities provides an avenue for mindfulness and relaxation. When we immerse ourselves in the act of creation, we find solace in the present moment. As artists and as humans, we often get caught up in predicting the future or dwelling on the past. However, true mindfulness lies in fully focusing on the now. When I create art, my entire attention is devoted to the process, allowing me to relax and be fully present. It’s almost meditative, and many artists find themselves unintentionally practicing mindfulness during their creative sessions.

Another valuable aspect of creativity is problem-solving. Creating a work of art is akin to a continuous process of trial and error, requiring constant course correction. This mirrors life itself, as we must move forward, taking steps even when we’re unsure of the outcome. When creating art, we must confront challenges head-on and persistently correct our course until we’re satisfied with the result. This fosters innovative thinking and problem-solving skills, which are not only essential in art but also in our everyday lives. Embracing the mindset of resolving obstacles instead of blaming external factors empowers us to overcome any hurdle that comes our way.

Furthermore, being an artist cultivates emotional intelligence. Art is deeply emotional and connects us to the world around us. Even the seemingly mundane, like observing a flower and capturing its essence through a photograph or painting, can evoke powerful emotions. As artists, we can explore and invest more time into these seemingly insignificant moments. Engaging in art allows for self-reflection, personal growth, and enhanced self-awareness. It is our responsibility to acknowledge and understand our own emotional responses, both in our art and in life.

Risk-taking and resilience are integral parts of being an artist. To pursue this path, we must step outside our comfort zones and embrace the mindset of resilience. When we commit ourselves to the artist’s journey, regardless of the challenges that arise, we develop the courage to face failure and learn from it. This mindset not only applies to our artistic endeavors but also permeates all areas of life. We become more adaptable and better equipped to overcome any obstacle life presents.

Creativity also enhances our ability to communicate and collaborate effectively. As artists, we might initially struggle with public speaking or showcasing our work. However, by engaging with fellow artists, collectors, and participating in artistic events, we gradually become more adept at expressing our ideas, actively listening, and collaborating with others. Art is a form of communication, and by putting ourselves out there, we break free from the constraints of feeling small or introverted.

Moreover, being an artist encourages continuous learning. The world of art is vast, offering endless possibilities for growth, experimentation, and exploration. We expand our horizons by constantly learning new techniques, styles, and mediums. Curiosity becomes our driving force, and the journey becomes as important as the destination. As artists, we’re attuned to the world, paying attention to details, and constantly seeking new discoveries.

Lastly, art and creativity bring joy, happiness, and fulfillment. Creating something meaningful and witnessing its positive impact on others is incredibly rewarding. The ability to express ourselves authentically and make a positive difference nourishes our sense of purpose and well-being. I am grateful that through my art, I have found true happiness and fulfillment in my life. While financial stability is important, it is secondary to the deep satisfaction of living a purpose-driven life as an artist.

So, my fellow rogue artists, I hope you find inspiration in these thoughts. Embrace your creativity as a means of personal growth, and remember that your artistic journey is about becoming a better version of yourself. The happiness and sense of purpose that art brings are invaluable. Keep creating, keep putting yourself out there, and remember that the more authentic you are, the more you will connect with others.
Thank you for being part of this amazing artistic community. You are all truly awesome, and I adore each and every one of you. Until next time, have an incredible week filled with creativity. Adios!

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PODCAST 137: Leveling Up As An Artist

In this podcast, Klee and I discuss ways an artist can level up their art career and why that is so important. Find out more about us at http://www.rafiandklee.com


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How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast – ARTIST PODCAST (With Rafi And Klee)

In this podcast, Klee and I (Rafi) discuss (among other topics) our thoughts on seasonal art and how creative work shifts with the rhythms of the year. We dive into the main mindset shifts, challenges, and realities that come with making art tied to seasons, holidays, or changing creative energy throughout the year. Bottom line? Understanding the natural seasons of your creative process can help you work with your flow instead of fighting it. Episode Title: Our Thoughts On Seasonal Art If this resonated with you, hit that Like button, Subscribe, and let us know your thoughts in the comments! WHO ARE RAFI AND KLEE STUDIOS Curious about who we are? Visit our website and get to know us and all we do. https://rafiandklee.com/ WANT TO JOIN US IN THE CHAT FOR THE LIVE PODCAST ON PATREON? https://rafiandklee.com/patreon/ Thank you for supporting the Artist Life Podcast with Rafi and Klee! You rock!
  1. How Do We Feel About Seasonal Art – Artist Podcast
  2. Art For Artsake – Artist Podcast
  3. Start Betting On Yourself As An Artist – Artist Podcast
  4. The Joy Of Creating Unmarketable Art – Artist Podcast
  5. Navigating The Valley Of Suck – Artist Podcast
  6. Keeping Your Art Career Fun – Artist Podcast
  7. Reconnecting With Your Creative Spark – Artist Podcast
  8. The Permission Slip You Don’t Need – Artist Podcast
  9. Expectations Vs Reality – Artist Podcast
  10. Stop Working So Hard – Artist Podcast

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