in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Today is the launch of my Patreon Channel. I'm excited for this new journey. My YouTube channel has been very rewarding and is growing everyday. So it's time to take it to the next level. As a new channel on Patreon, I'm dedicated to filling the platform with valuable content. Your contribution would empower me to do just that. The first 20 people who join at any level with get an invite to a live zoom call where we will do a Q&A and just have fun.
www.patreon.com/susancliftonartist/
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We are getting super close to the 10,000 subscriber milestone. Thanks to all who watch my videos and a special thanks to those who have subscribed.
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Yay! I made it to 2000 subs. Thank you to everyone who watches my videos. I am humbled by the recent growth and appreciate you all.
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Tomorrow at noon I'm posting a long form video where I'm gelli printing using my new stencils and masks. I hope you'll join me and give me feedback on my new content.
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My husband Doug and I are on a cruise. He wears his kilt on formal night. I managed to schedule some shorts and a longer video for tomorrow. I’ll try my best to get another one shot when we get home.
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Finally my community tab has been activated. You may have noticed I haven't been posting lately. I had covid. I hope to get a video up this Thursday or Friday. Thanks for your continued support during this frustrating time.
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Welcome to my YouTube Channel.
I'm Susan Clifton and I live in Pompano Beach, Florida. I recently moved my art studio Wilton Manors. I attended Philadelphia College of Art to study painting but was fortunate to work in the commercial world of Fashion advertising for most of my career. I started doing web design in 1996 and still run a web design firm to this day.
In 2020 I decided to start a YouTube channel to document my exploration of new art materials. At least new to me. Gel printing and collage quickly became a focus. This new focus is helping me evolve my work.
I was an Artist in Residence at the (BaCA) Bailey Contemporary Arts Center in Pompano Beach for 4 years. It was a wonderful experience and I continue to miss being part of that community. My new studio is a bit small and I have ambitions to move into a larger studio as my art business progresses.