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?
The Art of Silence
Silence can be your friend, and a great tool to move from the sale to the close.
Where to Sell Art Online
Want to increase your art sales by selling online? Here’s what you need to know.
Are You Consigning Art Without a Contract?
Are you currently consigning your work, or thinking about doing so? Read this first.
The 3D Art Sales Experience
An interesting aspect of the VR experience is that mobile shopping is also available through presenting 3D galleries on their smartphone application
Art & Yoga: Mindfulness
Open up to the experience of the art event without a thought or expectation of what it should/will be.
Networking Strategies for Creative Introverts
It turns out that being interesting is not nearly as important as being interested in what the other person has to say.
Building Trust and Longevity in Artist/Gallery Relationships
You may have noticed, one of the signs of a reputable and trustworthy gallery is they have represented many of their artists for several years.
How Artists Can Work with Interior Designers
Artists can build long-term business relationships with designers, but should understand that every designer has as their priority the needs of their customers.
How I Learned to Love Art Commissions
After moving through some deeper self-doubt, I have come to a place of joy working on custom orders.
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.
I am an Art Farmer
As I sit at an art show I rest in the knowledge that I am an art farmer. Each person I connect with, each conversation I have represents raindrops drizzling the field in front of me.
Three Writing Traps Artists Should Avoid
The folks who read your grant application aren’t interested in the state of your marriage or what you had for dinner last night. They want to know about your work, so that’s what you should focus on.
