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Are you an artist who struggles with balancing the look you want, what’s in your heart, and what you actually make?

Do you dream of one day pursuing your photography full time?

Would you actually pursue your dream of thriving as an artist if you had a product and work that you believe in with all of your soul?

If you answered yes to any or all of those questions, then you’re in the right place!  I’m artist Danielle Trina and I have had the honor of watching breakthrough and lasting change happen in the lives of countless artists over the years.

However, it breaks my heart when I hear stories from incredible artists who say things like “I can never make a living with my art” or refer to themselves as the typical “starving artist” who has lots of heart and talent but struggles to make ends meet.

I want you to experience life and creativity as it was meant to be lived; exciting, joyful, and loving and being confident in what you do and the work you produce.

See, this could be your breakthrough year!  The year you bust through all those roadblocks and mindsets that have been holding you back. The year you start selling your art and authentically connecting with clients. The year you start creating the work of your wildest dreams and actually start living the life I know you were created to live.

I cannot wait to help you see who you are truly meant to be. 

Internationally noted fine art mentor Danielle Trina and expand your photographic vision. She is the perfect mentor for the visual artist searching for the creative and emotive and wants a distinct fine art look that will stand out from the crowd.  

• Expand your visual voice
• Enhance your portfolio (both online and paper)
• Become a working artist
• Prepare for your first exhibition!
• Master Adobe LightRoom and Adobe Photoshop techniques (OR WHATEVER YOU USE HERE)
• Adapt best digital workflows and color 
• management strategies
• Create a personal style
• Learn to use your camera to best utilize the fine art genre and what settings Danielle herself uses.