Chris Parmelee relates how producing and sharing knowledge is one of the best things a community of artists can do to expand their experiences in the world and support one another.

Debs Webster describes her learning curve to find balance between time for her large family, the business side of art, and her studio practice through scheduling as well as separating her home, work and creative space.

Tristan Hessing offers his perspective on the importance of considering your personal energy as a valuable, finite resource and carefully considering how much of it you want to give to each endeavor to maintain balance.

Artist Pat Shelton shares how she finds work life balance by having partners who believe in you and compliment your skills.

Artist Asia Freeman describes how she has learned to embrace the act of juggling all of the different things she needs to thrive.

Artist Amy Johnson describes how she listens to her needs and identifies signs that she’s getting out of balance.

Artist Kristine Shomaker describes how she fostered a support group of artists and the benefits she derives from this community.

Artist Andrea Chung describes how essential it is to have a strong support system in order to have balance, especially as a mom and an artist.

Artist Samantha Fields shares how she has developed a routine that protects her studio time.