Transitioning your art business, post-covid

Season 3, Episode 2 · 42 min
18 March 2022
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Season 3, Episode 2 : Transitioning your art business, post-covid

In this episode, Peter and Tom talk about the challenges they have both faced over the past two years, due to the pandemic and how they have changed their artistic businesses and continue to transition to this “new-normal” way of working.

Back in the spring of 2020, both Peter and Tom were hit hard when Covid hit the UK, losing a large proportion of their income in a very short space of time. With this uncertainty and lack of security, their creativity fell completely flat! 

They move on to reflecting on how, once the initial “damage control” period was over, and the initial shock subsided or sunk in, it was a change of mindset which helped them to decide on what was most important to them and how they could continue working as an Artist.

This week’s takeaway…challenges or problems will inevitably come our way, but it’s how we face them that matters; thinking creatively, looking at a problem in a different way, being flexible, identifying new ways of working which can be welcome additional, income streams, will help your business to become stronger and more resilient in the long run. 

Photo by Simon Wilkes on Unsplash

This Podcast is sponsored by Michael Harding Colours. For more information about Michael’s colour range or to find a retailer near you, please visit www.michaelharding.co.uk

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Jolyne Lauriault is Jackson’s Art Blog Editor. She is responsible for overseeing editorial strategy, commissioning content, and maintaining the publishing schedule. She regularly contributes interviews, reviews, and in-depth features. Jolyne is an artist and illustrator working across watercolour, acrylic, and collage. She holds a BA in Illustration from Camberwell College of the Arts and has been part of the Jackson’s team since 2020. Her writing combines practical insight with an interest in material experimentation, supporting the blog’s mission to inform and inspire artists of all backgrounds.

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