Marketing Makes You A Sleazeball. Sure, if you’re like the guy in this picture, then you probably are a sleazeball, but my guess is that you are an honest, friendly, talented artist who just wants to share their work with the world. Don’t lie, don’t cheat, and don’t bait & switch, and most people will […]
The Hustle and Being Interesting
Recently a conversation with Jason VanOrden and a blog post by Mark McGuiness made me reflect on my own interests. Sometimes I’m motivated by a desire to help other artists. Sometimes I’m motivated by how fun something looks or sounds. I’m also motivated by not wanting to be bored. I learn things quickly and tire […]
How to Write An Artist’s Statement That Doesn’t Suck
image by e-magic This is a guest post from artist Hannah Piper Burns. Artist statements: the bane of almost every artist’s existence! Maybe it’s because artists are such visual thinkers, or maybe because it’s literally impossible to translate between mediums. Whatever the reason, writing a new statement is enough to make anyone pull out their hair. […]
How To Price Art Prints
image by Stefan Baudy Artist Julie Martin wrote in with the following question: I am thinking of having prints made of some of my watercolor paintings and selling them on sites like Etsy. I’m not sure how to go about having prints made, as far as making it profitable. Any suggestions? This is a great […]
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