Entrepreneur Magazine recently released a podcast that profiles an aspiring New York City photographer transforming a dream into a business.
Should You Sell Art on Third-Party Platforms?
Considering a third-party sales website to market and sell your art? Here are the pros and cons to help you with that decision.
Transform Your Art Website Home Page
As an artist, your website serves as your digital portfolio and gallery. The home page is crucial as a virtual first impression.
ID.art: Empowering Creativity without Boundaries
ID.art provides a wide array of services for artists to manage, protect and monetize their artwork online.
Add Credibility to Your Art Website
Professional presentation will make a great first impression and help you gain traction on your art website.
Improve Your Art Website “About” Page
These essentials will help your website visitors get more out of their visit – and come to know you better.
Online Art Sales: Third-Party vs. Solo Website
Artists who want to sell online have choices, including third-party sites or their own websites. Here are the pros and cons.
Make Your Art Images Web-Friendly & Optimized
Professional photographer Kelly Heck explains how to work with photos of your art to optimize them for the web.
The Artist’s Guide to Building an Effective Website
Want to sell your artwork online directly through your artist website? Start with these basics to impress and convert visitors.
Drive Art Website Traffic by Blogging
Want to draw more visitors to your art website? Consider blogging, which can help your traffic numbers in several ways.
The Digital Art Market
Carly Rector, founder of CO2ign Art speaks about the state of the art market for digital artists and the evolution of this channel.
Artizan Made: A Model for Collaborating as a Collective
Rachel Biel shares the story of an online handmade community and the labor of love that built it.
Your Art Website Checklist
Use this simple guide to build an inviting art website with a great visitor experience.