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(Or At Least Trying To) Enjoying a sunny day by the lake, Chelsea relaxes near kayaks and a boat during her vacation in West Michigan. One of the hardest parts of being a self-employed artist is that there isn’t really a clock to punch. Work follows you everywhere. An idea for a painting while you’re making dinner. A client email during your kid’s soccer game. A phone call that feels too important to wait until tomorrow. A social media post that “only takes a minute.” Before

What Salvador Dalí Taught Me About Art, Darkness, and the Self By Chelsea Holley There are so many artists who have influenced me over the years that it almost feels unfair to choose just one. I love Henri Matisse for his line work and bold simplification. I love Vincent van Gogh for his movement, emotion, and honestly for the tragedy of not being fully appreciated in his own lifetime. But the artist I keep circling back to, the one who fascinated me deeply when I was younger

Knowing Your Audience: Lessons from an Eastown Vendor Event

Hi, if we haven’t met yet, I’m Stacey. Welcome to the Endcap. We’re happy you landed here. I run the communications at the Endcap Collective, and we have so many exciting things in the works. We can’t wait to share it all with you.