An interesting part of teaching has been getting the idea across to students that you can’t experience something until you actually experience it; and you can’t experience it until you can actually do it. As you don’t know what it’s like to sit on a horse until you sit on a horse, you don’t really… Read More Practicing
Besides continuously getting you art out there and well known, you need to also challenge yourself to learn and do more creations. I’m sure you heard it before, but I’ll say it again: NEVER STOP LEARNING. As a artist you definitely need plenty of create time during your week, work out about 20 hours or… Read More Continuously Challenge Yourself to Learn and Do More
“No one is keeping score but you. You can go back and try your business or invention as many times as you want.” Michael Paul Ziegfeld Tune in to the Help 2 Succeed Radio Show August 15th at 7pm EST for an interview with Michael Paul – Comedian, Puppeteer, Actor, Voice Actor, Director and Writer.… Read More An Interview with Hilarious Multi-Talented Performing Artist, Director & Author Michael Paul
Mark Twain Writes, “The humorous story is American, the comic story is English, the witty story is French.” Here’s an excerpt from Mark Twain’s book: How to Tell a Story and Others, by Mark Twain. “I do not claim that I can tell a story as it ought to be told. I only claim to… Read More The humorous story is American, the comic story is English, the witty story is French
By Lynda Cain Hubbard For Help2Succeed After being on your wonderful radio program, and getting such a powerful response, I wanted to also put down the basic information in writing. Here goes– “Marketing” and “Art” seem to most people like two different worlds. One is complex and boring and the other is exciting and creative.… Read More MARKETING FOR ARTISTS – 5 TIPS by Lynda Cain Hubbard
The Humorous Story an American Development. —Its Difference from Comic and Witty Stories – by Mark Twain I do not claim that I can tell a story as it ought to be told. I only claim to know how a story ought to be told, for I have been almost daily in the company of… Read More How To Tell a Comic and Witty Story by Mark Twain
How to write a play – a 1916 Guide CONTENTS Introduction by William Gillette Letter from Émile Augier Letter from Théodore de Banville Letter from Adolphe Dennery Letter from Alexandre Dumas Fils Letter from Edmond Gondinet Letter by Eugène Labiche Letter by Ernest Legouvé Letter from Édouard Pailleron Letter from Victorien Sardou Letter from Émile… Read More How to write a play – a 1916 Guide
Supercharge Your Art Sales: Let Them See It, Touch It, Hear It, Taste It, Smell It by Bob Baker I had no idea there would be a marketing lesson in store as I headed across the Mississippi River. There I was, on my way to a country fair in Millstadt, Illinois, located just across… Read More Supercharge Your Art Sales
I teach You teach We teach I have taught You have taught We have taught I had been teaching when … You had been teaching when … We had been teaching when … I had been being taught when … You had been being taught when … We had been being taught when … Though… Read More An Essay on Teaching