image by aristocrats-hat What if you could create a situation where you sell your art, you help people in need, and the people who bought your art felt like they were doing a good deed? I have personally spoken to a half dozen artists who are in just that situation. Over the past few weeks […]
Michelle Ward Answers Your Questions About What to Do When You Grow Up
A couple of weeks ago I asked readers to submit their questions to Michelle Ward, the When I Grow Up Coach. Michelle and I sat down and talked about your questions and riffed on the challenges that creative people face in their careers. Some great questions: [3:00] Vidya asks – When do I make the […]
Should I Quit My Art Gallery?
Out of the Box by Danni McCarville Glass artist Danni McCarville emailed me with a situation that I’m starting to hear more and more – a store that sells some of her smaller pieces of work sent her a letter saying that they would no longer allow her to display her website or her full […]
Art I Love This Week
Blair puts Emily Dickinson’s “Farewell” to Music at Detroit’s Institute of Arts from Erik Proulx on Vimeo. I wasn’t aware of David Blaire until I read Jonathan Field’s post about him turning Emily Dickinson’s poetry into song. I thought it would be kitschy, but it stole my heart. Here are some other really great things […]
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 […]
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