When I submit guest articles or speaker bios, it usually ends with something like this: Cory Huff is an actor, storyteller, director, and photographer living in Portland, Oregon. What does that mean? I thought I’d share a little more with you. Actor/Director I’ve been acting since I was in 4th grade. In high school I was […]
ArtworkArchive.com Review: Organize and Show Your Archives
(From Cory: This is a guest post review of ArtworkArchive.com, by our reviewer Caitlin Van Orden. Full disclosure: ArtworkArchive.com has sponsored events for us before. That was not told to our reviewer before she wrote this review.) The story of how ArtworkArchive.com (click to get 20% off your membership via our affiliate link) came about is […]
You Won’t Believe How Many People Buy Art via Mobile Apps
From Cory: Freddy Grant at Bluethumb gallery caught my eye when they reached out to let me know about the study from TEFAF that mentioned that only 6% of all fine art sales happen online – but that number was up nearly double the year before. I asked them to write an article about their […]
Why Connecting with Your Audience is an Important Part of Selling Your Art
You can be the most talented artist in the world but if you don’t have an audience, you can’t succeed. I’m not saying you have to make a lot of money to be a successful artist. Everyone’s definition of success is different. What I am saying is if you want to make a living off […]
How to Use Reddit to Sell Your Art
Joining a community of artists can be one of the most beneficial things you can do to advance your craft. Communities are a great place to share knowledge and resources, get high-quality feedback on your work, and make friends that understand what it’s like to be an artist. Local artist communities are irreplaceable, but there […]
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