We are going to the World of Color at the Dulles Washington Hilton Nov 12-15, 2014. We are pleased to make our 10 best workshops of the last 2 years available for purchase. Each set of workshop instructions contains a full size drawing of the project for transferring , the color list of all the colors […]
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There are many aspects to pricing art. Alan Bamberger provides answers in the following article. We I have used his methods with much success. Let me know if you liked it. Steve http://www.artbusiness.com/artists-how-to-price-your-art-for-sale.html
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Your name is the primary way people find you. A readable name on your art work is one of the best marketing tools you have. USE IT! If people like your work and can read your name, it gives them a chance to find you on the web. If they can’t read your name,
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I have found that success is in the follow through. Much like golf, you can have great equipment and make great contact with the ball, but if you have a poor follow through with your swing, your shot won’t be so good. The same is true in art sales. You can have a great marketing
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See the link below for 6 tips for creating your artist bio. http://emptyeasel.com/2011/10/20/how-to-write-the-perfect-artists-bio-for-your-art-blog/ Please excuse all the ads on the attached link. They couldn’t be separated from the article’s narrative. As a result of reading this article, I have included Kay’s bio to this blog post. It never crossed my mind that it would add
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