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This is my Last Art Festival.

Halley Dawn

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This video is a follow up to my last vlog, “Are Art Festivals Still Worth it?” Come along with me as I document another outdoor art festival experience, and talk about how I came to my conclusion. 🎨

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Music is: “Bright Eyed Blues”, by Unicorn Heads

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16 Comments

@korintheministries2020 3 weeks ago

i really like you honesty in this video. And i respect that a lot. Kind regards from Europe.

@caroleboudreau 3 weeks ago

All the best in your next chapter!!

@dannacain1937 9 days ago

We met 14 years ago at an art festival. I've been following you all along because I've always known you have what it takes to be a successful artist! I totally understand the point where you're at and I compare it to when we decided to stop doing the home shows for our landscape business. It's scary but exciting! The years post show have been our best ever. So, power to you! Go Girl!!! 40 is still young.

@charlenedenise7980 3 weeks ago

I always appreciate you sharing your experiences as an artist and mother. I am in the same boat and I LOVE seeing you succeed! You make a good point about pivoting to something you haven't tried before in your business. Excited to see where this next chapter takes you! You'll be great!

@mywifetheartist 3 weeks ago

Your art is beautiful. ❤❤❤

@carianin5293 3 weeks ago

Beautiful paintings. Must be in a gallery.

@PanamaLivingwithGwen 3 weeks ago

You go girl!

@driesketels 3 weeks ago

greazt video, keep up!

@nedanother9382 1 day ago

the lady in the wholly genes and qute whit shirt was 40!!! you look amazing if I can say so. cheers to you and your beautiful work.

@fallanmonique9513 3 weeks ago

Thanks for sharing with us Halley!! Exited for your new journey. Looking forward to seeing you next week. 🥰🥰🥰

@oceanwatchesclaudejolly1742 11 days ago

Beautiful leaves , I’m too musician and painter , music has lot connection with painting

@sardonicsophisticate3974 3 weeks ago

I did one outdoor market at the beginning of my art career and knew it wasn’t for me. Three hours setting up in 100 degree heat was a hard no. I spent the week sick from heat stroke and dehydration and in the ER. I only made $60.

@AndyTomaa 3 weeks ago

although galleries usually get half of each piece sold the right gallery for your decorative-fine art aesthetic is likely a worthy pursuit. I’m thinking spending a little time and meeting gallery owners in towns known to attract buyers of decorative-fine arts might be a good strategy.
Lots if them here out west such as Taos and Santa Fe NM, Aspen and Telluride Co, Jackson WY, Lake Tahoe CA and NV, Bisbee, Flagstaff, Jerome AZ. Plenty more but hopefully you get my drift.

@susannebukatz4457 11 days ago

Your art is beautiful and I could imagine them in hotel rooms because they are calming, inspirational and they have the perfect balance between being cohesive but still varied. I saw some great artwork in a hotel by only one artist and I found it a really great business idea. Although it probably is really difficult to get that kind of job.

@lunarseas6144 13 days ago

I like that you can hang on your sidewalls. Gives a nice clean backdrop. I like your work. I could see it hanging in public spaces or professional offices. Have you looked into working with interior designers? I don't know much about how to get in that market, but I think your work would be well suited.