If it’s important to you to become a full-time artist, you must take a hard look at the potential ways you can sell and what you need and want in your business
The Price is Right
Discounting out of fear that you won’t sell might bring in a little extra revenue, but it isn’t going to make you feel any better.
Why Artists Must be Ready for Online Commerce
71% of art collectors have bought art online sight unseen.
It’s Not All About the Money
There aren’t many artists I know who are creating work just for the money. In fact, it’s pretty much the opposite.
Launch a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign
Most crowdfunding websites use an “all or nothing” funding model.
Copyright Wars: How Big Box Store Theft Culture Hurts Artists
Guest blogger Emily Danchuk is an intellectual property attorney and founder of Copyright Collaborative, a web-based subscription program designed to educate, empower and unionize artists across the country in the fight against intellectual property theft. I think it’s safe to say that the word “infringement” conjures up visions of Chinese factories and dusty marketplaces in […]
6 Ways to End the Year Creatively
During the quietest time of the year for your art business, you can make the most of your time even if you’re not meeting customers and selling your work.
Should You Discount Your Art?
Have you lowered prices on your artwork or handmade craft because you lost confidence in your ability to sell?
Is Art School Worth the Money?
Art Schools top the list of institutions with the most deeply in-debt students.
The Myth of Artists and Money
You don’t have to be hopeless when it comes to finances. Here are some answers to make sense of business, art and money.
