To support the recovery community, artist Dena Leibowitz developed a line of greeting cards using her designs.
How Artists are Using 3D Printing
Artists in a wide variety of mediums are embracing 3D printing and digital fabrication.
New Technologies for the Studio Artist
The range of print capabilities is growing to include printing in multi-color, and producing pieces that range from being rigid to very elastic.
A Talented Artist Builds a Big Business
Artist Roza Khaminova’s collection of scarves and wearables has exploded in popularity. How has she dealt with scaling her business and dealing with knockoffs?
3D Printing for Artists
This gives artists a huge menu of options for creating original sculpture, maquettes or even materials for use in building large assemblages or installations.
The Adult Coloring Book Phenomenon
Why are diehard fans cropping up for these trendy coloring books?
From Concept to Market: One Artist’s Story
What does it take to take a product idea all the way to the mass market? This artist shares her experiences.
Critique and the Heart of the Artist
This was the very first time I began to sell my work and to develop a collection. It was the beginning.
Will Your Great Idea Translate into a Great Business?
You’ve got it – a new twist on an old concept that will really work. Or will it? When you come up with a concept for a collection that you think might sell, test drive it against reality.
How to Scale Your Art Business
You might consider having your artwork reproduced in different formats, creating products for sale on a retail and/or wholesale basis.
Tattoo by You
Tattoodo provides the opportunity to have ideas brought to life by artists from all over the world. Here’s how they got started.
Building Value in American Handmade Fine Craft
What can artists and craftspeople do today to both build value and express the value of what they love to make?
Wear Your Art
Just for fun, imagine turning one of your paintings into a piece of wearable art. Now you can do it.
Creating a Jewelry Collection
By doing an actual planned and designed collection, I feel I can tell a better story about me, and about my work, and speak more directly to my target market.
