A painter, tired of her monotonous day job, finally decides to quit and pursue her art full-time. She puts together a local exhibition to display her paintings that she has made over the years in order to start sharing her work and get her name out there. To her surprise, more people show up than she was expecting, and several even purchase some of her paintings. Seeing how well her artwork has been received gives her motivation and reassurance that she might be able to make a living from her passion after all.
She immediately gets to work, painting as much as she can with all of her free time, no longer burdened by an emotionally and physically draining nine-to-five. She has enough money saved up to cover her rent and bills for the next couple of months, so she doesn’t need to worry about finances for the meantime, she can just create.
Based on the paintings she sold and the compliments she received at her exhibition, she makes more paintings that are similar in subject matter, color, and mood, hoping that they will also be received well and sell. After a
