Elizabeth is a New York City- based visual artist, specializing in Pop Art and collages, implementing a mathematical approach to her thoughtfully juxtaposed prints. Her work tells the mind of the artist, and with her mathematical proportion and algorithmic color placement, nothing is accidental and everything is intuitive. Elizabeth was also recently awarded a position within the New York Designs Incubator Program.
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In this episode, Elizabeth discusses:
-The NY Designs Incubator Program and what it does for artists.
-The importance of sometimes saying “Later” instead of “no” or “yes.”
-Some of her earliest creative memories with scrapbooking.
-How a recent miscarriage affected her creativity.
-The importance of asking for help so that you can progress and learn things.
-How she was able to be cash-flow positive from the beginning.
-Her advice for artists who are just starting off and looking to see if they are going to be able to make money from their art.
-Some of her upcoming events where people can check out her artwork.
-How she balances her time, with all of the many things that she has going on.
-Some of her biggest inspirations.
Elizabeth's Final Push will inspire you to BE RESILIENT!
Quotes:
“You really need to be careful to take care of yourself and not spread yourself too thin or stretch yourself out.”
“It’s definitely nice to turn off your phone and not touch it for 25 hours.”
“Many people don’t ask for help, and if you don’t ask for help, you’re never going to get help. No one is just going to hand you things on a silver platter.”
“During your downtime, hustle!”
“The concept of balance is B.S. There is no such thing as balance. You just need to take it one day at a time.”
“Be resilient. Do not let yourself get defeated by someone telling you no.”