Stop asking people to buy your art, and instead starting showing people that you are selling art. If you have not moved art in large amounts start by strategically giving it away. Give your art to companies or people you want to buy relationships with. Learn to really care about people first and document it online and everything else will fall into place.

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The Spacesuit Junkies are an Urban House duo from South Florida. The group consists of artist/producers Plex Boogie & Stevie Zenith who met while in college. Pour Hip-Hop/R&B inspired lyrics & melodies over Pop/Deep House infused tracks and you have the embodiment of what the Spacesuit sound is all about. As songwriters, The Spacesuit Junkies have worked with many Grammy Award winning producers and most recently have written for artists in the K-Pop and EDM scene. Their new single BUZZIN has taken on a life of its own and their new EP "Luv & Bass" is out now!

Whenever we start something new, we get to a point where it seems no one cares and we want to give up. This is the point that 90% of people stop. Keep going, doing quit. Anything great takes time and working through a period of people not caring or even talking you out of what you're doing. Stop quitting!

John Carroll is the creator of the art brand Make Blackout Poetry, the immersive theater project, Transgression and also the visionary behind his photography project called Figure & Ground. More recently he wrote the book Hidden Messages of Hope. This is a retrospective collection of John Carroll's blackout poetry, along with exclusively new pieces and essays on exploring life, love, and hope in everyday text.

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Originally published in the US, this cult book by John Carroll became a phenomenon, and is now republished with a new Introduction, in updated form, by British press Eyewear, for the whole world to enjoy.

His Book Hidden Messages of Hope is out now! You can order His book at https://www.makeblackoutpoetry.com and follow him on instagram @makeblackoutpoetry

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Before you start your project you should go into it with a vision and be prepared to adjust and adapt along the way. So many people start projects without a fully formed vision of what they want it to be or what they want it to accomplish. Have a vision but don't be married to the idea. Be prepared to fail and learn and pivot along the way.

Ross Boone is also known as the fiction writer Raw Spoon. Ross does it all, from writing, Illustration, design, and mechanical engineering. For more information check out his website http://rawspoon.com

and follow him on Instagram @rossboone

Curate your own events, start your own projects, make your own stuff happen. Stop waiting for other to give you opportunity and create your own.

Start with nothing. Get creative and use the things around you to start and build on your idea over time. Upgrade equipment, invest more time, and adjust to the market.

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