We’re back with Part 2 of my conversation with Ashton Brye of @ashton.creates and this time we discuss the Instagram etiquette, whether that’s with DMs, comments, sharing work, tips for growing your artist page - the basics that some artists don’t want to admit. We’re coming from a place of education and wanting to share with you how to respect artists online and keep the community an enjoyable experience for everyone! If you missed Part 1, be sure to go back and listen to Episode 15 - <a href= "https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-art-of-copycats-with-ashton-brye-part-1/id1500833969?i=1000486348598"> The Art of Copycats with Ashton Brye (Part 1)</a> Follow me on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brushandbarley">@brushandbarley</a> <a href="https://www.etsy.com/shop/BrushAndBarley">My Etsy Shop </a>

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A raw and authentic outlook from a Artist that knows God's purpose is bigger than we could ever imagine. Audrey Bailey is the owner and artist behind Brush and Barley where she strives to intertwine her faith with worship through creating, mental health advocacy, into her passion of art. As a business owner, Christian, Wife and a mother of two Audrey not only wants to share entrepreneurship but also the things behind the scenes the audience never sees. Here we break the barrier and have open and real conversations about anything and everything that feel needs to be heard without fear. Your purpose is there just waiting for you to tap in and give the faith. We want to discuss those raw topics in seasons of life that may be holding you back, and we also want to discuss the successes that come when you say no to fear. If you are ready to tap into that calling and purpose you know God has for you, or if you feel a little broken and sometimes feels like you are not worthy of that purpose please come hang out. We want you to leave her ready to conquer fear and achieve that purpose, with Jesus and us on your side.  "And he took my broken pieces, and he painted them" - Audrey Bailey