Meg Mateo Ilasco
Ilasco probes the intersection of creativity and entrepreneurship, focusing on empowering artists and freelancers to navigate their professional journeys. Her background in both art and business informs her writing, making it accessible and practical for those looking to turn their creative passions into sustainable careers. Central to Ilasco's work is the theme of self-empowerment through strategic planning and innovation, enabling artists to transform their artistic expressions into viable businesses.\n\nHer book, "Creative, Inc.," co-authored with Joy Deangdeelert Cho, provides freelancers with crucial insights into client management and branding. Meanwhile, "Craft, Inc." guides individuals in transforming their creative hobbies into careers, thereby offering a comprehensive blueprint for creative entrepreneurship. These works reflect Ilasco's commitment to bridging the gap between artistic passion and commercial success, offering actionable advice that resonates deeply with her audience.\n\nBy blending her expertise as a designer and entrepreneur, Ilasco's contributions have significantly impacted the field of creative entrepreneurship. Her work not only offers practical guidance but also inspires individuals to pursue their professional aspirations. Recognized for her achievements in design, she has received accolades from The Pasadena Museum of California Art and "Print Magazine". This bio highlights her ongoing influence as a publishing consultant and her projects that explore the intersections of art, history, and culture.
Books by Meg Mateo Ilasco

Art, Inc.

Creative, Inc.
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