Special Interview with Ann Rea

by theabundantartist

Last week I interviewed Ann Rea. Ann has the rare accomplishment of being an artist who went from beginning painter to highly profitable artist in just a year. In this interview, Ann talks about how she did it and how other artists can do the same.

This recording, and other interviews, is available to subscribers of The Abundant Artist email list.

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1 colleen September 17, 2009 at 12:07 pm

Great interview Ann. Your strategies are sinking in and I feel lucky to have a full hour of your time and attention focused on me and my art bi-weekly! It is amazing what happens when you focus…….

Colleen

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2 Jeanne Guerin-Daley January 28, 2010 at 11:49 am

My right brain’s wheels are turning faster because of you. Thank you.

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3 Lori Buff February 25, 2010 at 12:31 pm

This sounds like it must have been good, but it doesn’t load. I’m on a T1 with no problems loading from youtube & the like so I doubt it’s me.

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4 Artcurmudgeon March 1, 2010 at 6:38 am

if you right click on it, you can do a “save as”, It wouldnt play for me on the website, but I was able to download it and play it on my computer.

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5 Margaret Danielak May 29, 2010 at 10:07 am

Very good interview with Ann Rea. Clearly she is a very focused person. This has no doubt contributed to her success!

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6 Cory Huff October 10, 2009 at 6:07 pm

Thanks for the mention! We definitely are of like mind, R.L.

One thing I’ll say to those artists who don’t like to think of your art as a business, then you absolutely SHOULD listen to the Ann Rea interview. She may change your mind.

This comment was originally posted on Art and Art Deadlines.com

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7 Art and Art Deadlines . com October 11, 2009 at 10:06 am

I’m glad you approve, Cory. I find that some folks WANT to be perceived as under-appreciated and misunderstood…it is part of their perception of what an artist is. They often come out of art school BELIEVING they can’t make a living. Sad.

This comment was originally posted on Art and Art Deadlines.com

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