| To build with any efficiency and skill, the colonial craftsperson needed a dexterous hand when wielding both kinds of axes. |
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| The only way to make money in the perfectionist craftsperson industry, it seems, is to stop being a perfectionist craftsperson. |
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| Each craftsperson decorates gingerbread in a specific way, often with pictures, small mirrors and verses or messages. |
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| The potential independent craftsperson is to gain the confidence that he has acquired the skills to tackle the tasks of an entrepreneur. |
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| If you're a visual artist, craftsperson or graphic designer, then you'll need a portfolio and a specialized résumé to promote yourself. |
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| Work as a studio assistant with a professional artist, craftsperson or designer. |
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| The tubes are carefully whittled and cut by a master craftsperson to produce certain notes when the bamboo frame is shaken or tapped. |
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| Each gingerbread maker operates within a certain area without interfering with that of another craftsperson. |
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| Perhaps you dream of being an artist or craftsperson selling your vision to the public. |
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| For example, couples who work together can generate more than twice the income of an individual craftsperson working alone. |
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| This tray was made by a Huron-Wendat craftsperson, likely from the Lorette region, a few kilometres from Quebec City. |
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| Your portfolio and submission package will be important tools to help you find opportunities as an artist or craftsperson. |
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| If you would like to have a trade as a skilled craftsperson, you may be interested in becoming a machinist. |
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| Having a career as a visual artist or craftsperson means getting hired at a regular salary. |
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| Devereux, an individual craftsperson who also owns Vitreous Humor Art Glass, will display glass fused pictures, sculptures, plates and coasters. |
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| It's that the goal of the true craftsperson is simply to put story out into the universe — to find the tales that really count and to tell them in the form they demand. |
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| If you're a craftsperson, you may work in a crafts store. |
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| An Alaskan or Siberian craftsperson probably made this bag, which was subsequently bought or traded, eventually entering the collection of the McCord Museum. |
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| It is always the right of the individual craftsperson to insist on appropriate recognition, or to refuse the use of images or actual pieces of their work, if that use is inappropriate. |
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| This involves a craftsperson selling their work to retailers, via trade shows, agents, a web site, from the studio, by phone, or through other personal contact. |
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| It is hoped that the Guide will be as relevant for a person belonging to an indigenous group or tribe as for a traditional artist or craftsperson, or for a modern, city-based enterprise in a fast-paced business environment. |
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| An important business practice for a craftsperson, whether selling production work or one-of-a-kind pieces, is to maintain consistency in customer-level pricing. |
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| Although it has complex mechanical and chemical restrictions, it is not difficult to become a superb craftsperson. |
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| In England, from the 12th through the 19th centuries, families paid a master craftsperson to place a family member under their tutelage. |
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| A craftsperson from London has been mesmerising fans in England with her artwork and has now come to Dubai with popular appeal. |
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| Artisans and craftsperson from Afghanistan and Nepal have enthusiastically showcased their products at the fair. |
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| During their apprenticeship, their startup skills will be developed into those of a fully rounded masonry craftsperson in brick, marble, tile, concrete or plaster. |
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| To create Kaufmann, the team drew on the unique experiences and expertise of each craftsperson to develop an aesthetic set apart by timeless, effortless design. |
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| I have seen the accomplishments of the merit shop craftsperson first hand. |
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