The situation around COVID-19 resources are changing daily with new resources and grants coming out what feels like every few days. Considering how much the Coronavirus has affected the art community, I wanted to put together a list of resources I’ve found over the past few days that are out there to help artists. I’ll try to keep this updated over the next few weeks, and if you come across any, please feel free to message me on social media.

As a small business, this is a harrowing time, but this means that as the situation changes day by day, businesses like mine are being forced to pivot in order to keep moving during this time. Here’s what I’m doing right now in order to still conduct business

Commercial shoots tend to have a lot moving parts to them. There’s shot lists, organization, and making sure that all parties on board are on the same page. Here are three things that will help you have a successful shoot.

This weekend has been a refreshing trip to Los Angeles. Landing before the sun could break through overcast skies on Saturday, I spent the first few hours shooting both outside of LAX to capture an undercarriage of an airplane landing…

With day to day work, staying focused on daily tasks needs to be as efficient as possible. If your an entrepreneur, there are usually 20 different things that you need to do before close of business. I’ll let you in on a little secret; working smart AND harder will open more doors. There are plenty of tools to help with this, but I’m going to share my top favorites at the moment, and I’ll come back to this as I discover more and more.

In life, failure is inevitable, and as an entrepreneur, that lesson is something that we face more often than we would care to admit. 

Recently, I was walking door to door to businesses that fit with my own sense of design and personality. While most of them gave no response, there was one who had a moment.