Kristin makes work at the intersection of art and science that connects us to the “extraordinary, strange beauty of the natural world.”

“Make sure you’re always retaining the rights to the work. If someone is asking you to sign the rights, there’s a problem. Because we are asking permission to use it; not to own it.”

“I consider myself a business owner, and my business is art. So I know that I’m running a business, and every artist that I know that’s making money is doing it the same way.”

"The tipping point in my business was being able to educate people about why what I'm doing is different."

"Your art practice will change; it’s absolutely necessary to plan for it. I don’t want to hustle to find rent money when I’m 80!"

"The thing that trips students up the most is embracing that a commercial approach to art is OK."

Insights into the Business of Visual Art

“Creatives can, and should, own the companies that creatives work at---creative people are uniquely suited to understand opportunities and problems and therefore develop solutions for market opportunities.”

Insights into the Business of Visual Art

“Having one-on-one face time with an artist is what the viewer wants, it’s a good way to sell art and look at art.”