Hey, it's Antrice and welcome to another episode of the Savvy Painter podcast.

If you are new to the podcast, welcome.

And if you're a long time listener, welcome back.

Savvy Painter is the podcast for artists who want practical tactical tips to create a meaningful art practice

that is fulfilling and supports you. So today we have another roundtable episode with a few

members of Growth Studio. We're going to talk about money and art. I know it's a touchy

subject, but it's actually one of my favorites

because it usually brings things to light so many hidden beliefs, some that may help you,

some that may be holding you back, but pulling them apart, taking a look at them is really,

really helpful to move you forward in your art

practice. How we think about money and its relationship to our art impacts what we do in our

studio. It impacts our ability to create. It impacts our ability to create the art and to create

an art practice that supports and

sustains you. So we're going to talk all about that today. And today I have Leslie, Mary,

and Beverly from Growth Studio. And let's dive in. Let's just take a couple of minutes to introduce

yourselves. Start with you, Mary. Go ahead and

give us a little hello. Hi there. My name's Mary Colert. I live in the New York area. And I love

everything painting. Oil paint, gouache, acrylic. Right now I'm really into doing nocturnal landscapes.

Leslie.

And I'm Leslie Cannon, and I am from Atlanta, Georgia, and I paint primarily in acrylics.

I focus a lot on abstracts and landscapes and nudes and florals and whatever else comes to my mind to

paint and yeah just a little bit of everything Beverly hi and Trees so glad to be here

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