This week’s featured Association member is painter Nathan Brandner. TAA: How would you describe your art to your ideal collector? Nathan: Grounded in reality, my paintings speak about the beauty that we find in our everyday lives. Portraits that celebrate the divine in each person. Landscapes that exemplify the serenity we find in our favorite […]
Basic Sales Skills: Seal the Deal With Body Language
Why does an artist need to know about body language? If you’re an artist, and even more so if you are not represented by a gallery that is doing the selling for you, you need to know how to sell your own art. If you ever attend art fairs, art talks, or show your work […]
Member of the Week: Gwen Meharg, Using Abstraction to Paint Hope
We’re excited to bring a new weekly feature to the blog: each week we’ll be highlighting a new member of The Abundant Artist Association. Our members have graciously answered our questions about their art practice and business and we’re looking forward to sharing their wisdom and experience with you over the coming weeks. Our first […]
Escaping Art World Camelot
Happy New Year and WOW, I’m so impressed at how many responses I received in our previous email about Camelot. There are a lot of fellow mythology nerds out there, and I appreciate your input! 😉 My summary response to all of them: yes, there likely was a Welsh king named Arthur. That shows up […]
Basic Sales Skills: Your Unique Value Proposition
During the month of January we’re going to be doing an overview of some basic sales skills every professional artist needs to master. Because like it or not, if you hope to make a living from your art, you’re going to need to know how to sell it. What exactly is it you’re selling, though? […]
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