Your statement should contain only that information you consider most important—to your art and to your goals. Stick to the basics.
Show Your Art Effectively: 3 Steps to an Engaging Display
Placing fewer, stronger works on the wall can also give the visitor an appetite for more.
How Artists Earn: Tattoo Art
Earning a living through the art of tattoo, two artists speak about the business and the challenges they face.
How Artists Earn: Art Commissions
Taking commissions isn’t for everyone; it requires a mindset where the artist is excited about the collaborative effort involved in producing a personalized piece of art.
Boost Your Art Website Rank with Backlinks
Increasing your website’s search ranking helps you get found in online search, build authority for your site and drive more traffic.
How to Determine if an Art Exhibition Space is a Good Fit
A signed contract from both parties, the artist and the venue, is a must to make sure every transaction is transparent and both parties are protected from the unforeseen.
How Artists Earn: Wholesale and Online Retail
There are a lot of ways to make a living from your art these days: online retail, in-person events, consignment and galleries, old-fashioned word-of-mouth, and of course, wholesale.
Keep Art Collectors Coming Back
Don’t lose track of your existing customers. They are the key to growing your creative business.
3 Art Portfolio Mistakes to Avoid
It can be challenging to select work for a portfolio presentation that will make maximum impact and be memorable.
How Artists Can Build Credibility
People want to buy art from experts, not amateurs. How can you share your expertise and gain credibility as an artist?
Where to Sell Art Online
Want to increase your art sales by selling online? Here’s what you need to know.
Simple Ways to Add Value and Boost Your Sales
Designed to entice, this is adding something that makes them say, “Wow, this is great. I want to buy this”.
The Handmade Marketplace: Virtual Chambers of Commerce
I see a natural progression happening for artists. They look for a place to sell and start out on one of the big marketplaces. They learn the basics, gain confidence, and branch out on their own.
Add a Customized Element When Selling Art
How your customer – and your creative business – can benefit when you offer customization.
