Cheryl Gross's guest appearances

Cheryl Gross

The Thriving Artist

Breaking Walls

NetConnect

Tim Kennedy

Tim Newton

Maria Brophy

Amy Whitaker

Lauren Frances

Alice Loy

Dean Mitchell

Eric Rhoads

Stephanie Birdsall

Jennifer Cohen

Dan Anthony

Ray Beldner

Peter Trippi

John Feustel

Arree Chung

OwlTail

In the eighth and final episode of Season 2, I sit down with Cheryl Gross, a financial services professional with over twenty years of experience in retail banking, private banking, and consumer lending. Tune in to hear about her impressive career path, how she founded her project management firm, her advice for entrepreneurs today, why SLU students should take advantage of the LINC program, how to stand out in competitive job markets, and more!

<p>In the eighth and final episode of Season 2, I sit down with Cheryl Gross, a financial services professional with over twenty years of experience in retail banking, private banking, and consumer lending. Tune in to hear about her impressive career path, how she founded her project management firm, her advice for entrepreneurs today, why SLU students should take advantage of the LINC program, how to stand out in competitive job markets, and more!</p>

Cheryl Gross '72 - Financial Services Professional and President at Cheryl Gross & Associates 

As a painter, illustrator, and storyteller, Cheryl Gross combines her signature humor and urban appeal to create intense narratives. Currently, she is working on a large project titled: The Z Factor, a fictional work of drawings and text depicting the persecution of a new race and a resulting third civil rights movement. She is also 2014 Clark Hulings Fund Grant Finalist. What are the challenges when a fine artist wants to cross illustration, graphic design, film, poetry, blogging, and the graphic novel, all in a way that takes on current issues.ContentsBlending fine arts and commercial artsParsing an art career as a way to make a living: "Sometimes you just need money"Mitigating genre bias by breaking barriers between types of mediaCrossing media from visual art, to the graphic novel, blogging, and filmThe catch-22 of crossing genres and not having a pigeonhole to hide inBeing "Dr. Seuss on crack"!Using the online art marketsPricing commissioned workCheryl's insights on the fundamental struggle of refusing to be pigeonholed while seizing a place in the market are a valuable addition to the learning program of CHF. More info on Cheryl Gross and her work, as well as her blog and book are at CMgross.com

<p>As a painter, illustrator, and storyteller, <a href="https://clarkhulingsfund.org/finalists/cheryl-gross/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Cheryl Gross</a> combines her signature humor and urban appeal to create intense narratives. Currently, she is working on a large project titled: The Z Factor, a fictional work of drawings and text depicting the persecution of a new race and a resulting third civil rights movement. She is also 2014 Clark Hulings Fund Grant Finalist. What are the challenges when a fine artist wants to cross illustration, graphic design, film, poetry, blogging, and the graphic novel, all in a way that takes on current issues.</p><h2>Contents</h2><ul><li>Blending fine arts and commercial arts</li><li>Parsing an art career as a way to make a living: "Sometimes you just need money"</li><li>Mitigating genre bias by breaking barriers between types of media</li><li>Crossing media from visual art, to the graphic novel, blogging, and film</li><li>The catch-22 of crossing genres and not having a pigeonhole to hide in</li><li>Being "Dr. Seuss on crack"!</li><li>Using the online art markets</li><li>Pricing commissioned work</li></ul><p>Cheryl's insights on the fundamental struggle of refusing to be pigeonholed while seizing a place in the market are a valuable addition to the learning program of CHF. More info on Cheryl Gross and her work, as well as her blog and book are at <a href="http://cmgross.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">CMgross.com</a></p>

The Catch-22: Mixing Media & Crossing Genre