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Life on the Road Blog: From Law to Art
March 2022, by Scott Obernberger
Becoming a full-time artist was something I never anticipated. As a politics major with a minor in history, I never took a single art class. Law school was the natural next step (since no one takes…
Fairhope Aging Gracefully
March 2022, by Angie Landsverk
Tradition, volunteers, and community support have helped the Fairhope Arts and Crafts Festival become one of the longest running art shows in the country. “Our town’s always been about writers…
The Balance Game
March 2022, by Angie Landsverk
Selling handmade cards at art shows and wholesale goes hand in hand for Iconic Quilling, and the route this business took to get there provides insight for others interested in doing the same thing.…
Point-of-Sale Options
March 2022, by Angie Landsverk
For many artists, the decision to move from cash to a point-of-sale system at art festivals began long before the COVID-19 pandemic resulted in countless others making it part of their way of doing…
Creating Art and an Arts Scene
March 2022, by Diane Sulg
Which do you think is more difficult? Building your own handmade business or developing an entire arts community? Let me introduce Laura Hutchcroft, a talented woman determined to do both! Laura…