by Paul Taylor | Oct 19, 2022 | Blog
Being an artist and small business owner, there are multiple “departments” like any other company. There’s inventory to count as well as determining the total cost of the goods that were sold. When one works alone as many artists do, (he) is design, manufacturing,...
by Paul Taylor | Aug 16, 2022 | Blog
I recently attended the Morristown Plein Air Competition in Morristown NY. I had not traveled that far for a three day event. I spent days preparing and packing my watercolors and oils. I made new panels with paper mounted in sizes of 8 x 10, 9 x 12 and 11 x 14. I...
by Paul Taylor | Apr 27, 2022 | Blog
So many times I become involved in conversations that don’t seem to hold my attention. More than likely I have other things on my mind. As artists, we become more and more involved in what we love to do, or need to do. Creating art in paint, pencil, clay or...
by Paul Taylor | Feb 13, 2022 | Blog
Lessons Learned – Get the most from your Watercolor Paper In 1995 I had the opportunity to meet workshop instructor Tony Couch. I attended a week-long workshop in Alexandria Bay NY on the St. Lawrence River. If you have read about me in my bio, you already know the...
by Paul Taylor | Jan 16, 2022 | Blog
Being in Florida as the year turned, a typical blog topic would be the usual conversations about 2021 or committing to losing weight. Covid dominated the nation and the news, and still does. The entire upheaval of the nation and the American people was too much to...
by patw | Jul 16, 2021 | Blog
Throughout my life and yours as well I expect, we have all made and will continue to make transitions from one time, place or experience to another. Transitions come gradually and sometimes not so. The choices we make may determine which way we will transition. Some...
