By art publisher and marketing expert B. Eric Rhoads This is an article I recently read on Eric Rhoads’ blog. Click here to go to his site, although you can read the article right here as well, including all his links. He is a highly respected artist, art expert and publisher
Other artists ask me all the time for tips on how to market their work. There’s no set secrets, believe me! Here are the Big Two, as far as I’ve seen: 1. The unbending intention to get your work out there because you know it has value and serves your market well, and 2.
Recently, an old friend emailed me and told me she wanted to rep my work, but wanted to be able to go to a site where she could ONLY see recent works. She told me it was way too confusing to her clients to sit there and say, this is sold, this one is available. That’s OK –
If you’re one of those artists who say, “don’t tell me I have to market my work, I just make it,” you’ll really appreciate the solutions for easier marketing in this note today. That actually goes for you health, biz and energy coaches and practitioners,
Carol Gold: “I sculpt in wax, then cast into bronze. I have chosen to work with human and animal forms to best express my feelings about nature and the human condition. I strive to convey a mood as well as create a sense of motion in space. Through the years my sculpture has
This is an article by Lori Woodward out of the FineArtViews.com newsletter. I thought you’d appreciate it because it gives all kinds of real, concrete suggestions, rather than flimsy theoretical ideas. Lori is a painter, and refers to painting organizations, events and media,
Have you ever wondered about your artist’s contract? Or if the one you’re signing is really and truly on the up and up? Check out this whole long list of documents, guidelines and such that you can use in your own work. Here’s a partial list of what Harriete has
Guest blogger: Michael Lynn Adams This post first appeared on Alyson B. Stanfield’s info-packed Art Biz Blog (artbizblog.com) About two months ago I went to Bigoudi Salon (Woodland Hills, California) where a wonderful woman named Natsu cut my hair. During the haircut our conversation
