"Looking for a Studio Assistant. . . "

YESTERDAY'S POST (tues.Oct.14) :
(... I am looking for a studio assistant (or two!). No money to be exchanged, but I promise to make it a valuable creative experience.
This would be ideal for a student artist, but would also be wonderful for an adult with time on their hands (retired, or maybe kids at school).
I'm in Old Fort, just two miles from Rt. 40.
828 803 4858 anne@annebevan.com

TODAY'S POST  (wed. Oct. 15)

RE - "Looking for a studio assistant" . . . .

I forgot to mention, the Perks! In exchange for the time you spend on the tasks you perform as studio/marketing assistant, you will enjoy the following benefits:

*#1 Free art lessons! As anyone who has come through my door can tell you, I love to teach and I will love to see you flourish as an artist.
*#2 Free studio space! My home is my studio and there are plenty of spaces for you to work.
*#3 You will want to have your own materials, but while you are learning a new technique or medium, I'm happy to let you "play with my toys"

I truly believe this will be a valuable, pleasurable and ultimately profitable experience for anyone who gets involved. Call or email me and we'll talk about the possibilities.

"I'm back"

And I'm really making great progress with my grand plan of having everything properly organized . . .  well, maybe a few glitches -

They used to think it was the turpentine that drove painters mad.  It wasn't.  Today I know it's trying to make sense of nine thousand small paintings  4x6, 8x10, 5x7, 7x7, 8x8, etc. 9x12 etc. 12x12, 6x12 etc …. take their pictures, write the descriptions, save to files, and match them up with mats and frames.  oh, don't forget to post them here and there,  oh, and blog, don't forget to blog . . . It's so easy to be an artist!  All you have to do is….. (madness has nothing to do with turpentine!)