Today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter presents the option of using a different name for your artwork that looks like another artist did it. If you use two names, can you share your experience and show us your work online? Just leave a comment (use the link at the bottom of this post). We’re curious . […]
One of my coaching clients, Margret E. Short, is blogging. And it’s not just any blog. It’s “Outside the Paint Box: Exploring Art, Painting, Pigments, Rembrandt, and the Golden Age of Dutch Art.” Margret is embarking on the coolest project. Next week, she’s traveling to study the paintings in the exhibit “Rembrandt and the Golden
Blog Far in Advance to Promote Your Art Exhibit Read
Things have been quiet on the blog this week. I took a last-minute trip to Oklahoma to pick up a new kitten. Yes, I know, we have unwanted kittens here in Colorado, but my father is kind of a cat rescuer and I like to support his habit as much as I can. So I
Road Trip Brainstorming (& a new kitten) Read
As I said, I visited artists studios in Evergreen, CO, last weekend. One artist had a great wall for displaying her art. She had installed what appeared to be 1×4" planks in horizontal and vertical crossings. Across each was a series of nails and thumbtacks. These allow her to slap up a painting she’s working
I received this email from Jennifer Mathews last week after I wrote her congratulating her on her feature in Art Business News: I never would have had that opportunity if I hadn’t taken your courses, (and followed your advice). Because I had my resume up to date, a prepared artist statement, and my paintings photographed
Class Participant Nabs Magazine Feature Read
For those of you who still don’t have a website, I received this email from Josh Rencher, Founder and CEO of FolioSnap, which might be of interest. A Brief Intro: FolioSnap provides self-managed portfolio websites for artists, photographers, designers, and other creative professionals. We’ve successfully launched over 2,200 websites during the past 2 years and
FolioSnap Websites for Artists Read
I was quite taken with the story behind Laura Lein-Svencner’s painting featured in today’s Art Marketing Action newsletter. Entitled Purpose, Laura told me more about it: Actually it is so true to the title. I had decided this year, 2006, that I was going to face my fear of driving into the city and I
I visited six artists at Open Door Studios in Evergreen today. I’d post a link to that, but they don’t have one. Here are some things I learned. 1. I really like the name of their event. “Open Door Studios” rather than just “open studios” seems more inviting and descriptive. 2. Four of the six
Oh, boy! I’m in a state of overwhelm. I finally (FINALLY!) signed up for PRWeb.com. This is long overdue. And I have set a goal to post at least one press release a month through the end of the year. This led me to take a free introductory “webinar” with PRWeb.com, which was definitely worth
In response to recent articles about creating a painting a day and selling them online, I received a couple of terrific follow-ups from tuned-in artists. From Katherine Tyrrell in London: I referenced this on my blog Making A Mark in "Will you be a success if you blog your paints daily?" which essentially about all
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