Thriving as an Artist While Remaining True to Your Rural Roots with Tracey Hewitt (ep. 192)

host: Alyson Stanfield


Originally from a large metropolitan area, Tracey Hewitt married
a rancher and, like Lisa Douglas in Green Acres, said goodbye to
city life.


But she never said goodbye to her art.


Host Alyson Stanfield wanted to talk with Tracey because every
encounter she has ever had with her as a member of our Art Biz
Connection community has been positive. Tracey is funny, warm,
and generous. And she knows how to live life to its fullest.


Tracey helps run the family cattle business in the Australian
bush, which takes up a good hunk of her time.


Aside from her duties on the ranch, Tracey is and always has been
an artist, though the label of “artist” wasn’t easy for her to
adopt—a hurdle many artists must overcome.


[ See How Do You Know When You’re an Artist? with James Holmes ]


Today, through her teaching and life coaching practices, Tracey
helps other artists get comfortable with their creativity and, if
they like, with calling themselves artists. You’ll be inspired by
her optimism.


 There are 4 ways that I can support you in your art
business:  art-marketing training in my Essentials
course  a community that provides structure to your days
 higher level artist group coaching, and  private
consulting.


Find details: https://artbizsuccess.com/work-with-me/


 To read more, see images, find resources mentioned, and
leave a comment, visit artbizsuccess.com/optimism-hewitt


️ Connect with Tracey and see more of her art:
https://traceyhewitt.com/


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Using Patreon as a Teaching Platform with Kimberly Santini (ep.
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Making a Living as a Teaching Artist with Elizabeth St. Hilaire
(ep. 4)


The Joy in Artist Community and Paring Back Obligations with Ali
Cavanaugh (ep. 190)


️ The Art Biz is recorded on the traditional land of the
Cheyenne, Arapaho and Ute tribes.


~ ~ ! ATTENTION INDIGENOUS ARTISTS and BIPOC ARTISTS ! ~ ~


This is an invitation to all Indigenous and BIPOC artists,
wherever you are in the world, to share your story here on The
Art Biz. Here’s how ~~~~>
https://artbizsuccess.com/pitch-podcast/