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#Business Art is the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power. Apart from the philosophical dictum that says art is fun , do you know that a piece of art beautifully put together can fetch you a stream of income? Are you an Artist but you don’t have ideas on how to make money from the art business? If rightly so, just relax this particular post is meant for you especially the Artist. In today’s blog post, I’m going to share with you the art business ideas, in which an Artist can tap into, and make some money. Let’s get started. Wood carving and painting of various models especially from the rustic scene. These can be exported for a reasonable price and also for local market.  C asting with iron or brass and painting of various sizes. Package for local sales or export by co

  #Writer’s life   Hello,  How are you doing? It quite a while you guys have not heard from me. I’m so sorry I didn’t inform you that I’ll take a break . I want to use this opportunity to thank all my keen readers who have been dropping by to read my blog posts. Thank you! What should I write about today? Hmmm… I’ve got nothing. No ideas about what to write. No anecdotes bouncing around my head. No pithy themes or witty openings. So what should I do now?  In other words: I have a full-blown case of writer’s block. For some writers it’s a once-in-a-while affliction. For others it can be downright chronic. So in today’s blog post, it is going to be self-medicating for me too. Data scientist and researcher Stephen Bennett compiled a list and infographic with 21 tips and strategies for how to beat this cursed affliction. Number 1 sounds good right about now (take a nap) but I think Number 4 will produce the best results for me (stop digital distractions). T

                                                   #Writer’s life                                      If you a writer, you must have had writer’s block experience before. What do I mean by this? At some point, you're going to hit a wall. Maybe you've come up with a great idea for a novel you want to write. You've told your best friend, your biggest supporter about this wonderful new project you're starting. You've even managed to write a few pages or paragraphs. And then … you find yourself unable to continue. You're stumped. You sit down with the page or pages you've already written and can't for the life of you think of what to write next. So you get up, fix yourself a second cup of coffee. Throw another load of laundry in. Decide now really would be a good time to clean out the front hall closet. Maybe later in the day you somehow make it back to the computer screen or writing pad but … nothing. The well's gone dry.