The Art Of Tammy Bailey AT FORTY FIVE Magazine Issue R 2021 12
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program with many amazing ladies that are<br />
now, very dear friends. Some of these ladies are<br />
in their 70’s and kick my butt. I hope to be like<br />
them when I grow up!"<br />
Getting To Know <strong>Tammy</strong><br />
<strong>Bailey</strong><br />
What has been an unexpected barrier and how<br />
did you overcome it?<br />
Honestly, it’s that inner critic. That little voice in<br />
my head that I often need to correct. But at 59,<br />
I spent too many years worrying about what<br />
other people have thought about me. I’ve<br />
learned to ask for help in all areas of my life. To<br />
trust my inner strength and intuition.<br />
If you could choose to meet anyone for lunch<br />
who would it be?<br />
I would choose my mother from whom I<br />
inherited my creative and artistic talents. I<br />
would love to compare notes. and ask her<br />
why she never pursued them as I<br />
understand how healing the artistic journey<br />
has been for me and how sharing my art<br />
gives me such great joy. Most of all just to<br />
give her a big hug and say thank you.<br />
What is the best advice you have ever<br />
received?<br />
It’s difficult two isolate it to one particular<br />
piece of advice. However, in art, the best<br />
piece of advice I ever received was to create<br />
a space that was dedicated to creating art.<br />
Thank you, Ellen Bradley Cheung.<br />
What is something surprising about you that<br />
most people don’t know?<br />
I’ve been sober for more than 17 years. But<br />
that’s a whole other story.<br />
What is your key strength?<br />
I believe that I am tenacious. Also, I’ve learned<br />
to ask for help. It is difficult to grow in a<br />
vacuum. And I have a wonderful community of<br />
women who mentor me in life. Be it in art,<br />
friendship, spirituality, emotional, or through<br />
other activities. A wonderful husband, children,<br />
grandchildren, and pets. This is my strength<br />
and support.<br />
When have you been most satisfied in life?<br />
I choose today, to live in gratitude. I have not<br />
always been grateful but today I am! With<br />
gratitude comes huge satisfaction! And I have<br />
my art!<br />
What you would like to learn?<br />
In no particular order; professional<br />
photography, playing the flute, kayaking<br />
Learn More<br />
View and purchase <strong>Art</strong> By <strong>Tammy</strong> <strong>Bailey</strong> at<br />
ROAM Gallery<br />
Check out her website<br />
<strong>The</strong><strong>Art</strong><strong>Of</strong><strong>Tammy</strong><strong>Bailey</strong>.com<br />
Instagram: the_art_of_tammy_bailey<br />
Facebook: <strong>The</strong>-<strong>Art</strong>-of-<strong>Tammy</strong>-<strong>Bailey</strong><br />
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