The Professional Artist Podcast: Art Business Transformations – Details, episodes & analysis

The art world is always changing. It's a dynamic space where creativity and business intersect. Staying true to your craft can feel overwhelming, and knowing where to start is never easy.

Welcome to The Professional Artist Podcast. We’re your hosts, Miguel Mayher and Cristina Demiany. This show is all about what it really takes to build a successful, sustainable art career. With depth, nuance, and, most importantly, honesty, we pull back the curtain on the strategies that actually work.

Each week, we invite incredible guests to take us on a curated audio journey through their work, the pivotal moments that shaped them, and the decisions that propelled them forward. We’ll also shine a light on the mentors and peers who helped them along the way.

And we won’t shy away from the business side of things. From building strong gallery relationships to making the most of digital platforms and creating new income streams, we’ll explore how you can grow your career without ever compromising your creative vision. Whether you're emerging or already established, you’ll walk away with fresh inspiration and real, actionable advice.

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In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, painter Christopher Remmers is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists.

He shares how he blends structure with soul building a thriving art practice while staying true to his creative vision.

He talks about how adopting an entrepreneurial mindset doesn’t mean selling out. It means building a system that gives you time, freedom, and clarity.

“Design the life that you want to be living, and then figure out what you need to do in order to live that life.”

– Christopher Remmers

Timestamps
00:00 Introduction

01:16 Time Management and Entrepreneurial Mindset

02:02 Story of Annicha: A Pivotal Work

04:45 The Creative Process: Structure and Intuition

06:53 Building Systems for Creativity and Business

10:10 Designing Your Life as an Artist

13:08 Career Milestones and Zain

17:19 Overcoming Challenges and Resistance

21:38 Peer Support and Returning to Authentic Work

24:45 Mentorship and the Conscious Creativity Academy

Links to artworks discussed

1. Annicha, Zain and Untitled can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here.
2. For high resolution versions of the artworks mentioned, access the members-only full unabridged conversation here. 

Resources:

• Conscious Creativity Academy: https://www.christopherremmers.com/courses
• Art Renewal Center (ARC): https://www.artrenewal.org/

Connect with Christopher:

• Website: https://www.christopherremmers.com/
• Instagram: http://instagram.com/christopherremmers

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following here.
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent here.

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, abstract painter Gwen Hollingsworth is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists.

She shares how she blends spirituality and structure in her creative practice. Drawing from influences like Buddhism and Jungian thought, Gwen reflects on building a professional art career while staying true to her inner world. She shares insights from her solo show in New York, her experience at the Silver Art residency, and how business tools like a clear studio space, an elevator pitch, and consistent follow-up have helped her grow with purpose.

“Rejection is protection. If something doesn’t work out, it’s often for a reason - and that opens the door for something better.”

– Gwen Hollingsworth

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction and Gwen's Artistic Philosophy

01:11 The Importance of Studio Space

02:16 Description of the Artwork Incantation

03:23 Spirituality and Artistic Practice

04:41 Residencies and Experimentation

06:20 Building Connections in the Art World

09:01 The Role of Social Media in an Artist's Career

13:35 The Value of Peer Support and Community

20:24 Applying for Residencies and Facing Rejection

25:13 Financial Realities and Advice for Emerging Artists

Links to artworks discussed

1. Incantation, Heartlines, and Siren can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here.
2. For high resolution versions of the artworks mentioned, access the members-only full unabridged conversation here.

Resources

• Silver Art Projects: https://www.silverart.org/
• Artsy: https://www.artsy.net/
• New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA): https://www.nyfa.org/

Connect with Gwen:

• Website: https://www.gwenhollingsworth.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gwenhollingsworth/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following here.
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent here.

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, classical realist painter Andrew Tischler is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists. He shares the key strategies that have fueled his 20-year career as a full-time artist.

Known for his meticulous landscapes, large-scale commissions, and commitment to teaching, Andrew has built a thriving international art practice and an online education platform, Tisch Academy, that supports artists around the world. He opens up about how discipline, mindset shifts, and a spirit of service have shaped his journey and allowed him to adapt and grow, even in moments of uncertainty.

From structuring your day for creative flow to embracing major career pivots and building income through education, Andrew offers grounded advice for artists seeking longevity and purpose in their careers.

“Don’t wait. Go. Make it happen. Grab it with both hands and jump in. Do not give up fighting. If you’ve got that dream, keep going until you break through.”

– Andrew Tischler

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction and Andrew Tischler’s Background

01:38 Structured Creativity: Organizing for Artistic Flow

01:58 Pivoting During Adversity: Reinventing as an Educator

02:26 Milford Sound: Emotional Connection in Art

03:20 Workflow and Discipline in Large-Scale Painting

04:20 Embracing Digital Tools for Efficiency

07:49 Balancing Art and Business Responsibilities

09:27 Overcoming Resistance and Staying Persistent

11:34 Lessons from a Major Setback: The Global Financial Crisis

15:08 Diversifying Revenue Streams as an Artist

19:15 Teaching as a Pathway for Artists

22:15 Key Lessons for Professional Artists

24:55 Final Reflections: Embrace Authenticity and Make an Impact

Links to artworks discussed:

1. Milford Sound can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here.
2. For high resolution versions of the artworks mentioned, access the members-only full unabridged conversation here.

Resources:

• Tisch Academy: https://www.tisch.academy/
• Artwork Archive: https://www.artworkarchive.com/
• New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA): https://www.nyfa.org/
• Fractured Atlas: https://www.fracturedatlas.org/
• Sotheby's Institute of Art: https://www.sothebysinstitute.com/
• Art Renewal Center: https://www.artrenewal.org/

Connect with Andrew:

• Website: https://tischler.nz/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_tischler_artist/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following here
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent here

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, hyper-realist painter Denise Stewart-Sanabria is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists.

She shares the mindset and methods that have helped her sustain a long-term career in the art world. In her strikingly detailed works, Denise explores themes of desire, history, perception, and human psychology. Her paintings are held in permanent museum collections, including the Tennessee State Museum and the Knoxville Museum of Art.

Denise doesn’t hold back when it comes to practical advice. From building visibility and navigating gallery relationships to sharpening your self-awareness through critique, this episode is packed with tools artists can use to grow with intention and professionalism.

– Denise Stewart-Sanabria

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:17 The Importance of Self-Critique and Practical Advice for Artists

02:25 Godzilla Plus Two and Themes in Denise’s Work

06:33 Building Relationships in your Art Community

07:43 Visibility Through Juried Shows, Art Fairs, and Gallery Representation

13:14 18th Century French Pastoral Toile Culture Shock and Museum Acquisitions

16:16 Networking, Volunteer Work, and Peer Support

20:40 Residencies and Publications for Career Growth

24:40 Conclusion: Persistence, Visibility, and Meaningful Connections

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here.

Links to artworks discussed:

1. Godzilla Plus Two, 18th Century French Pastoral Toile Culture Shock, and Untitled can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here.

Resources:

• Tennessee State Museum: https://www.tnmuseum.org/
• Evansville Museum of Art: https://www.emuseum.org/
• Knoxville Museum of Art: https://knoxart.org/
• University of St. Francis Gallery: https://stfrancis.edu/artgallery/
• Art Fields (Lake City, South Carolina): https://www.artfieldssc.org/
• ArtPrize (Grand Rapids, Michigan): https://www.artprize.org/
• How to Become a Successful Artist, Magnus Resch (Book)
• Beautiful Bizarre Magazine: https://beautifulbizarre.net/
• Vermont Studio Center: https://www.vermontstudiocenter.org/

Connect with Denise:

• Website: https://stewart-sanabria.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denisestewartsanabria_/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following here.
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent here.

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, nomadic plain air painter Lisa Lebofsky is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists.

Known for her ability to capture the vulnerability of nature and humanity, Lisa blends abstraction and realism to document endangered and remote landscapes. Her art practice is deeply influenced by her travels to some of the most rugged and awe-inspiring parts of the world.

Lisa she shares the approaches and philosophies that have shaped her nomadic art career and opens up about the dynamic energy of painting outdoors, the importance of artist networks, and how she is navigating uncertain times by recalibrating her art business. From fostering emotional connections with the landscape to generating new sources of income, Lisa offers valuable insights for artists striving to balance creative fulfillment with professional sustainability.

“It's important to be in the studio, but you also have to be out in the world and talking to artists and talking to people outside of the arts. You have to have this community, these connections and really be passionate…because whatever you're feeling about what you're painting, that's going to come through.”

– Lisa Lebofsky

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:13 Lisa’s Approach to Plen Air Painting and Capturing Vulnerable Landscapes

02:00 Exploring Lisa’s Painting Melting Iceberg Seven

06:40 Challenges and Techniques of Painting in Extreme Conditions

09:54 Lisa’s Artistic Journey and Early Influences

11:02 The Role of Collaboration and Artist Networks

12:22 Navigating Social Media and Balancing Responsibilities

14:22 Adapting to Economic Uncertainty and Developing New Income Streams

25:42 The Emotional and Psychological Depth of Lisa’s Work

28:32 Final Thoughts: The Intersection of Art, Life, and Community

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here: https://hub.professionalartist.com/c/deep-dives-vault/lisa-lebofsky

Links to artworks discussed:

1. Melting Iceberg Seven, Atlantic Swell, and November Waves can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/fldfBBZ49Do

Resources:

• SUNY New Paltz (State University of New York at New Paltz): https://www.newpaltz.edu/
• New York Academy of Art: https://nyaa.edu/

Connect with Lisa:

• Website: https://www.lisalebofsky.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisa_lebofsky

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following: https://professionalartist.com/find-your-next-3-fine-art-collectors/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2025-06
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent: https://professionalartist.com/report/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=free_report

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode, land artist David Popa shares the pivotal moments and creative philosophies that have shaped his unique career. Known for his large-scale ephemeral earth frescoes, David combines ancient techniques with modern technology, crafting breathtaking works that are captured through drone photography and shared as visual narratives. His art, created with natural pigments such as charcoal and earth, often fades back into nature, echoing the transient beauty of life.

David opens up about his early influences from fine art and street art, and the courageous leap of faith that led him to create a genre-defining practice. He also discusses how staying true to his vision has allowed him to collaborate with major global brands while still honoring the spiritual and adventurous aspects of his work.

From blending creativity with nature to embracing the impermanence of his art, David offers profound insights for artists seeking to align their work with personal meaning and authenticity.

“Don’t chase the money. That part comes after making the work you’re truly compelled to create. There’s something inside you that needs to come out… chase that. The audience who will resonate and emotionally connect with it will find the work.”

– David Popa

Timestamps

00:00 Introduction
01:00 David Popa’s Artistic Journey and Practice
02:07 The Uniqueness of Ephemeral Earth Frescoes
03:11 Merging Art, Nature, and Adventure
04:10 Early Influences and Transition to Land Art
05:12 Moving to Finland and Taking a Leap of Faith
06:37 Overcoming Artistic Frustration and Experimenting with Materials
09:00 Developing Drone Photography and Large-Scale Art
11:00 Creating a Breakthrough Piece: Portrait on an Islet
13:00 The Role of Self-Doubt and Artistic Persistence
15:00 First Social Media Success and National Recognition
17:00 Building a Global Audience Through Art Drops
19:00 The Power of Emotional Resonance in Art
21:00 Crafting Personal Narratives Through Social Media
23:00 Using Vulnerability to Expand Artistic Reach
25:00 Balancing Brand Collaborations and Authenticity
27:00 Staying True to Core Values in a Monetized World
28:00 Highlighting Key Collaborations
29:50 Final Advice: Perseverance, Passion, and Authenticity
30:40 Closing Thoughts

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here: https://hub.professionalartist.com/c/deep-dives-vault/david-popa

Links to artworks discussed:

1. David’s art can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here.

Connect with David

• Website: https://www.davidpopaart.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/david_popa_art/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following: https://professionalartist.com/find-your-next-3-fine-art-collectors/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2025-06
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent: https://professionalartist.com/report/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=free_report

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

 In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, fine art photographer Teresa Freitas is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists. 

She shares the mindset and methods that have helped her build a thriving career in photography. Teresa’s pastel-toned, cinematic images blur the line between dream and reality, and her work has reached audiences worldwide through collaborations with Netflix, Dior, Adobe, and a solo exhibition in Seoul that drew over 100,000 visitors.

Teresa doesn’t hold back when it comes to practical advice. From breaking through on Instagram and negotiating with brands, to following your creative compass, this episode is packed with tools artists can use to grow with intention and professionalism.

“ Speaking with people and exchanging experiences makes you realize…other creative people are going through the same things that you are and you're not alone in this world. Learning for me has always been one of the biggest advantages of being in a community.”

– Teresa Freitas

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction 

01:00 Following Your Creative Compass and Staying True to Your Vision

03:00 Iconic Gellert Baths Photograph and Approach to Color and Composition

06:00 Early Influences: Painting, Color Theory, and Visual Inspiration

08:00 Beginnings in Photography and First Steps on Instagram

10:00 Growth on Instagram and Gaining Global Visibility

11:00 Navigating Instagram Challenges and the Shift to Video

14:00 La Muralla Roja Photograph and Breakthrough Visibility

16:00 Early Brand Collaborations Through Instagram

19:00 Negotiating with Brands and Setting Budgets

22:00 Lessons Learned from Failed Collaborations

25:00 Evolution of Style: Flower Projects and Documentary Approach

28:00 Importance of Community and Collaborating with Others

30:00 Staying Authentic and Redefining Success in the Art World

32:00 Closing Reflections and Lasting Lessons from Teresa’s Journey

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here: https://hub.professionalartist.com/c/deep-dives-vault/teresa-freitas

Links to artworks discussed:

Her photographs can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/AUp6iIlUhqY

Resources:

• Carolyn Drake (Photographer): https://carolyndrake.com/contact

Connect with Teresa:

• Website: https://www.teresacfreitas.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/teresacfreitas/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following: https://professionalartist.com/find-your-next-3-fine-art-collectors/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2025-06
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent: https://professionalartist.com/report/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=free_report

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, Australian-Colombian painter and sculptor Joshua Searle is featured by the Professional Artist Association (ProfessionalArtist.com/join), the world's fastest growing global community for committed fine artists.

He shares how he has built a flourishing career exploring diasporic identity and the impact of colonization through his innovative and deeply personal art. A two-time Sir John Sulman Prize finalist and recipient of the 2024 Mason Family Trust Fellowship, Joshua has quickly gained recognition since his first solo exhibition in 2021, carving out a definitive space for himself in the contemporary art world.

Known for blending cultural storytelling with bold creative risks, Joshua opens up about forging a career without formal training, finding mentorship in unexpected places, and pushing the boundaries of his artistic comfort zone to create meaningful work.

From entering the art world on his own terms to the importance of seeking guidance and embracing the unfamiliar, Joshua offers inspiring advice for artists pursuing authenticity and growth in their creative journeys.

“It's hard work and it will never stop being hard work. But if you love it, there's nothing better to do than work hard at something you love.”

– Joashua Searle

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:00 Joshua Searle’s Background and Artistic Focus

02:07 Key Themes: Diasporic Identity, Memory, and Colonization

03:20 Reflection on Early Work and Personal Memories

04:45 Returning to Art: A Journey of Healing

06:16 Evolving Practice and Key Creative Partnerships

08:07 Exploring Diasporic Identity and Cultural Displacement

09:50 Starting with Painting: Accessibility and Early Challenges

11:00 First Exhibition in an Unconventional Space

13:00 Recognition and Breakthrough Moments

15:55 Grants, Fellowships, and Navigating Rejections

18:33 Institutional Commissions: Creative Risks and Collaboration

21:50 Mentorship and the Value of Asking for Help

24:00 Building Community Through Collaboration

25:17 Final Reflections on Hard Work and Loving the Process

26:57 Closing Thoughts: Persistence, Curiosity, and Taking the First Step

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here: https://hub.professionalartist.com/c/deep-dives-vault/joshua-searle

Links to artworks discussed:
His artworks can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/aUmWX1vYIlY

Resources:

• Art Gallery of New South Wales - Sir John Sulman Prize: https://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/prizes/sulman/

Connect with Joshua:

• Website: https://joshuasearle.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshua_searle_art

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following: https://professionalartist.com/find-your-next-3-fine-art-collectors/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2025-06
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent: https://professionalartist.com/report/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=free_report

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.

In this episode of The Professional Artist Podcast, contemporary realist miniaturist Dina Brodsky, a faculty member of the Professional Artist Association, shares the key lessons that have shaped her career as a painter, curator, and community builder.

With an MFA from the New York Academy of Art and years of refining her unique craft in New York City, Dina has seamlessly blended the centuries-old tradition of miniature painting with a modern, deeply personal approach. Her work not only reflects her artistic passion but also her dedication to fostering collaboration within the art world.

From building a thriving online art community to balancing creative passion with the demands of commercial work and parenthood, Dina opens up about the strategies that have helped her navigate the challenges of a multifaceted career.

Whether it’s forging meaningful artist connections, carving out time for personal projects, or taking control of your career trajectory, Dina offers practical advice for artists striving to create both impactful work and a fulfilling life.

“Don't wait for life to happen to you. Because you could be waiting for a really long time. So if you want to make something happen, just take it into your own hands. Curate your own show, reach out to people, find a space or do it online… whatever it is. Life is short and fragile…and anything could happen at any moment.”

– Dina Brodsky

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:00 Dina’s Background and Artistic Journey

02:07 Sketchbook Practice

03:10 Love for Miniature Painting and Early Challenges

05:20 Starting the "Paint Anyway" Movement

07:30 Balancing Passion Projects, Commercial Work, and Parenthood

10:10 Achieving Stability and Choosing Projects

12:00 Teaching, Research, and Building a Body of Work

13:55 Community Initiatives and Viral Art Projects

16:40 Navigating the Art World and Creating Independent Systems

19:00 Final Reflections: Taking Initiative and Building a Career on Your Own Terms

Access the members-only full unabridged conversation here: https://hub.professionalartist.com/c/deep-dives-vault/dina-brodsky

Links to artworks discussed:

• Her artworks can be seen in the YouTube version of this podcast here: https://youtu.be/01YCbScWBo8

Resources:

• Birds for Sophia Project: https://www.birdsforsofia.org/

Connect with Dina:

• Website: https://www.dinabrodsky.com/
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dinabrodsky/

Learn more about The Professional Artist Association:

• Join 50,000+ artists getting Free advice & inspiration: https://professionalartist.com/letter
• Join ≈1,000 committed artists around the world for less than $1, £ or € a day: https://professionalartist.com/join
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/professionalartistaccelerator

Free training and resources:

• Free training on how to find art buyers without a big following: https://professionalartist.com/find-your-next-3-fine-art-collectors/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=2025-06
• Free insider report on how Painters, Sculptors, and Fine Art Photographers make their art income stable and consistent: https://professionalartist.com/report/?utm_source=PODCAST&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=free_report

If you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with another artist and leave us a review. We read every single one.