1. Work and finish 25 original paintings for my solo exhibition, have 5 already started in different stages of completion. 2. Establish my booth layout for in person events. I need to get a banner and organize my displays and overall look. I'm going with purple. And 3. Work on my other passive income streams and start my online shop. I am taking a break from in person events to recover from my second surgery. So I won't be doing 50 like I did this year but probably 5-6 for the entire year of 2025.
What are your top 3 goals for next year??
1. Work and finish 25 original paintings for my solo exhibition, have 5 already started in different stages of completion. 2. Establish my booth layout for in person events. I need to get a banner and organize my displays and overall look. I'm going with purple. And 3. Work on my other passive income streams and start my online shop. I am taking a break from in person events to recover from my second surgery. So I won't be doing 50 like I did this year but probably 5-6 for the entire year of 2025.
My biggest art goal is to support your art, believe in you and buy you paint ❤😂
lol thanks love! 🙌😍🥰
Haven't finish watching the video yet but wanted to say I am extremely enjoying it. It's getting me into the planning mood. I am so excited for 2025.
That’s awesome! I am too 😁🤗
My biggest goals are 50 paintings, 50 yt videos, and following through with my July 2025 Art Exhibition!
Let’s do it!
Woow you went on Milan Art I am in portfolio now
Oh cool! 🙌I feel that’s when it gets so real! 🤗 Good luck on finishing strong! 💪
My niece is name is Allie too😊
Is it short for anything? Mines short for Allison, but I’ve gone by Allie my whole life. 😁
I have been going to my church party’s selling them I had one person want to meet me that was cool!
That is cool! 😎 Keep it up! 🙌 Do you have set goals for this year, or after you graduate the program?
After
I want teach people how to sell their Art that are stuck that can’t sell so they can make little money
No just spelled different spelled like Allie