🌱 Discover How Practical Minimalism Can Transform Your Creative Life ✂️


Hi Reader,

Greetings and hello again:

What if doing less could lead to creating more—with clarity, confidence, and joy in your creative work?

In our latest post, How to Use Practical Minimalism to Change Your Life and Art Business, I share how the philosophy of practical minimalism can help artists thrive without burning out. It's not about stripping away your creativity. It’s about making intentional choices that protect your energy and open space for what really matters.

Here's what you'll discover:

  • How small, deliberate changes can create significant shifts in your art business
  • Why minimalism is more of a mindset than a decluttering exercise
  • Simple questions to help you focus, conserve energy, and gain clarity
  • Real examples of artists thriving by doing less, but better
  • A special pre-order deal on my new book: The Artist’s Guide to Creative Side Hustles & Hybrid Careers: A Practical Minimalist Approach

Your creativity deserves protection. Your art business deserves clarity. Treat both with the intention they merit.

Keep creating.

Peace out!

Barney Davey
Publisher: Art Marketing News

PS: Don't miss the special pre-order offer on my new book—it's available now for just $10 before it goes to $19.99 on September 26. (Order below)

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How to Use Practical Minimalism to Change Your Life and Art Business

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Barney Davey, a trusted mentor to artists worldwide since 1988, has authored multiple books, developed transformative marketing courses, and founded the internationally recognized Art Marketing News blog in 2005, a platform that unites artists from all corners of the globe. His most recent publication, "How to Profit from the Art Print Market, 20th Anniversary, 3rd Edition," is the cornerstone of Art Print Insider—a complete system of tools and knowledge visual artists can use to market art prints profitably. His expertise helps artists navigate the business side of creativity with practical, results-driven strategies. Join thousands of artists who have transformed their careers through Barney's guidance—visit ArtMarketingNews.com to discover resources that will help you build a sustainable, profitable art business on your terms.

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