One of the thing I love about working with artists is that the very best ones are unafraid to speak their minds, not only in person, but in writing and (most importantly), through their work. Such is the case with Gwenn Seemel’s blog post from yesterday, A Business Model for An Artist Who Does Not […]
How to Make Your First Art Sale Online
If I were going to work with an artist to help them get their first sale, and they had nothing, this is what I would do: Create Something to Sell – take a high quality picture of your work. It should be a high resolution image taken with good lighting, in a flattering way. That […]
Artists Who Sell: How to Write a Killer Sales Page (and why)
This is a guest post from Steff Metal. If you don’t know her yet, you’ll want to by the end of this post. When she emailed me her idea, I thought it was good. When she sent over the final product, I just about died. This is probably the best guest post on The Abundant […]
Be a Snowflake, Not a Drop in the Bucket
Image Courtesy of Mommamia A while back, Cory wrote a massive, awesome article called How to Sell Art Online, chock-full of great tips on how to get yourself organized to move forward as a creative entrepreneur. One of the tips, the one I’ll be delving into this week, was “figure out what makes you unique”. Personal […]
How Much Does It Cost You To Do Your Creative Thing?
Nicole Crist is a dancer, performer, teacher, choreographer, trainer, director. She has a company called Altitude Aerials, where she is the self-dubbed head aerialista. As a self-employed creative I’ve been pondering for years how much I charge for my art. I continuously go over past proposals and invoices; work and re-work the numbers to figure […]
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