Social media is supposed to be this amazing tool for artists and small business owners. It gives us a way to showcase our work, connect with others, and even make money doing what we love. But let’s be honest—sometimes, it feels like social media does more harm than good. As someone who runs an online […]
Why Social Media Kills Your Art and Your Mental Health (And How to Take Back Control) Read More »
AI art is everywhere right now. Whether you love it, hate it, or fall somewhere in between, it’s impossible to ignore its impact—especially in creative industries like print on demand (POD). As someone who designs for my own online boutique, I’ve been thinking a lot about where AI fits into my creative process, how it
Navigating the Debate: AI Art, Human Creativity, and the Future of Print on Demand Read More »
Running a small business is already a rollercoaster, but when you add anxiety into the mix? Let’s just say, it’s a whole different level of chaos. Some days, I feel like I’m on top of the world, brainstorming new ideas and engaging with my community. Other days, the overwhelm creeps in, and suddenly, even answering
Running a Small Buissness with Anxiety, Combating Burnout… Read More »
Abby’s Creative Escape was born out of many many rebrands…. I first started doing print on demand under the name Purelifephotoss back in 2016…. only 6 years later did I finally come up with a brand that I am 100% happy with. The backstory Everyone has some backstory of how they discovered themselves…. I haven’t
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Wait! I thought this was a art blog…. Don’t worry I just wanted to share some of my more important Instagram posts with you. Creativity can’t be studied or copied, its a gift. I always felt that I had found my calling as a artist. When people tell me that they love my art it
My Artist Testimony – Sharing my Thoughts on Common Misconceptions Read More »
This is a list of tips for every artist should follow. 1) Don’t compare your work to others. Compare old work to new work. 2) You don’t have to go to art school, but doing so can get you there faster. 3) Someone somewhere will love what you do (and pay for it) find them.
The List EVERY Artist Should Do! Read More »
