Twitter Tweekly for April 15 2012

A recap of my most helpful tweets from the past two weeks.

Inspirational Artist Stories

Proof that your signature block can lead to sales and fame ow.ly/acrQd
Be inspired by Artist Conspiracy member @anniesalness story of her art after her stroke ow.ly/a6B8j
Follow @abstanfield on TwitterThinking of doing an Art Fair? Artist @JaimeeTodd shares her experience: bit.ly/mSSdlf – via @KeshaBruce
Need absolution? Drop by art installation The Bureau of Apologies in Brooklyn in April ow.ly/a1A9a

Marketing Matter

Nice tutorial for turning photos into Instagrams using Photoshop Elements ow.ly/a7UeY
100 really creative biz cards ow.ly/ac9H6
Student recommends stitchlabs.com for inventory for artist w/ variety of product lines

Facebook

Facebook now (2011) displays image copyright and caption metadata in albums: wp.me/pE6S-oj via @wordpressdotcom
via @B2Community @PublicityHound: Power tips for your Facebook timeline. ow.ly/a4MsE <Good facts
Facebook Content Published Via Third-Party Tools Suffers 234% Fewer Likes [New Data] zite.to/HfdI9P

Tweets from the Colorado Creative Industries Summit

Live tweets from Breckenridge, Colorado, April 12-13, 2012.

I'd Rather Be in the Studio & Fat Tire beer
Cynthia Morris set down her Fat Tire (Colorado!) beer next to a copy of IRBITS at the Colorado Creative Industries Summit. A true Kodak moment.

Important for creatives to have “beginner’s mind” – Matt Morris
Sometimes the white box is exactly what you need to react against as an artist – John McEnroe
20-30% of businesses that the Colorado SBDC counsels are creatives
Public artist said he spends 60% of his time on proposals

Art Biz Coach Stuff

Making your art a career. @ArtCareers interviews me ow.ly/adzvQ
We have a start to a new Artist Conspiracy Pinterest board. Check out our members! ow.ly/abFFo
My updated workshop schedule for 2012 artbizcoach.com/workshops CO, DE, IL, TX, WY

Follow @abstanfield on Twitter for the most timely news for your art business.

 

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    1. Alyson Stanfield

      If only I could drink it. I miss “easy” beer – having to hunt down gluten-free variety instead.

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