Successful artist and guest author Noah Bradley shares tips for artists who want to sell their work as freelancers.
How to Ace Your Next Trade Show
Headed to a trade show this year? This article shares tips on how artists can close more sales.
Create Your Own Art Book
With the easy availability of just about any kind of custom printing today, many artists have hardbound books of their portfolios printed. Here’s how to use them to promote.
7 Ways to Promote Your Art with Notecards
Stay in touch with prospective collectors, galleries or retailers by sending cards with different images of your work every couple of months.
Thriving as an Artist in Mid-Life
Rhonda Schaller, author of Create Your Art Career shares wisdom for getting centered and creating a vision in mid-life.
Wear Your Art
Just for fun, imagine turning one of your paintings into a piece of wearable art. Now you can do it.
10 Great Reasons Artists Should Have a Blog
Blogging allows you to tell your story as an artist, so each visitor to your site gets to know you better and understand what inspires you.
Promoting Artists in a Pop Up Gallery
Pop ups are a great way to spread the word about your art. It takes a lot of time to prepare for what is typically only a handful of days presence in the shop!
10 Free Ways Artists Can Get Publicity
Do you have big plans but a small budget? Here are 10 ways to get the word out about your art without breaking the bank.
Networking Success for Artists
An interview with Bob Burg, bestselling author of “The Go Giver” on how artists can start networking their way to success.
Studio Shots
The artist’s studio, a place where we imagine and where we create, havens for artists and incubators of inspiration.
10 Ways to Make Your Art Business Stand Out
How can you as an artist stand out from the crowd? Here’s your list of next steps.
The Upside of Rejection
Failure can teach you that “it’s a numbers game.” Most sales attempts don’t make it. Most people don’t want to see or buy your art.
Artists at Work
Artsy Shark presents some artist friends hard at work in their studios or on location. Enjoy!
