The Everyday Life of a Working Artist by Leslie Saeta: Sunset Marina

The Everyday Life of a Working Artist by Leslie Saeta

"The Everyday Life of a Working Artist" is a new daily conversation about my life as an artist. Join me as I juggle family, painting, marketing and all of the other things I am lucky enough to cram in to a single day.

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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Sunset Marina

"Sunset Marina"

Oil, 24" x 24" on box canvas frame.

$1500.00

I am still painting a lot trying to get ready for my shows next month. But I have also been busy trying to encourage everyone to participate in the Art Walk for Annie to help Annie Salness and her family. You can visit the website for Annie here.
Today on the "Artists Helping Artists" radio show, we had Scott Christensen as our guest. It's a terrific interview so you might want to listen to it. Scott is not only an incredibly talented painter but a great guy. His comments are very inspiring!

Leslie Saeta at 2:58 PM

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Leslie Saeta: South Pasadena, California, United States; Leslie Saeta is an award winning artist who paints fresh and colorful paintings using only a palette knife. She paints in her studio full time and has over 30 years of marketing experience. She is devoted to helping other artists sell their art, especially on-line. She hosts a weekly radio show on Blog Talk Radio for artists titled “Artists Helping Artists” which is a great resource tool for all artists. Leslie has always been interested in art but officially entered the world of fine art as a novice painter in her mid forties. Her art may appear to include energetic brushwork, but she paints exclusively with a palette knife and a heavy build-up of paint. Working with a limited palette, Leslie strives to create beautiful colors and capture the light perfectly in every painting. In addition to being a full time artist, she is a wife and mother of three teenage boys.

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