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GALLERY
LIST
Guthrie Art can be
found in these fine Shops and Galleries
- Artist's Gallery Lakeland, Fl.
- Cherokee Casino Gift Shop Cherokee, North Carolina
- Cherokee Trading Post Sevierville, Tennessee
- Cherokee Trading Post on I-40 El Reno, Oklahoma
- Cherokee Trading Post on I-40 Clinton, Oklahoma
- Cherokee Nation & Indian Art Mechesany Park,
IL.
- Cherokee Nation Gift Shop Tahlequah, Ok.
- Eagle Dancer League City, TX.
- Earthworks Waynesville, N.C.
- Fort Cherokee Williamsburg, Va.
- Na-Va-Kee Virginia Beach, Va.
- Native American Arts Lockport, Illinois
- Native American Arts Cherokee, North Carolina
- Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual Cherokee, N.C.
- Santa Fe Company Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Southwest Trading Co. St. Charles, Illinois
- Sequoyah Birthplace Museum Vonore, TN
- Skystone n' Silver Hobart, In.
- Spirit Wind Trading Post Amelia, Ohio
- Sundancer Gallery CoCoa Beach, Fl.
- Talking Leaves Cherokee, N.C.
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How to Make a Living
as an Artist
Author: Colin Ruffell
The real bonus of this lifestyle is experiencing the excitement and buzz
that you get from being creative and free thinking. You will find that the
ability to make art every day, whenever, however, and where-ever you want,
is a mind blowing experience. Creative juices will flow and all your
artistic ideas can be tried out. The spill over into your everyday life will
astonish you. You will be thinking for yourself about your work, and you
will find new ways of thinking about every other aspect of your life. You
probably already know that artists are often philosophers, poets, musicians,
designers, inventors, and writers as well as being artists. Being an artist
encourages these other activities.-ever you want, is a mind blowing
experience. Creative juices will flow and all your artistic ideas can be
tried out. The spill over into your everyday life will astonish you. You
will be thinking for yourself about your work, and you will find new ways of
thinking about every other aspect of your life. You probably already know
that artists are often philosophers, poets, musicians, designers, inventors,
and writers as well as being artists. Being an artist encourages these other
activities. |
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