The ‘Starving Artist’ myth says that artists are not good business people. This myth has been deeply rooted in the longstanding belief that most new artists fail because they don’t know how to sell their art. Neither of these could be further from the truth. Am I an Artist or an Entrepreneur? When you think […]
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Throughout history, artists have been the windows to the world unseen. Art has often been a gateway into the minds and feelings of outcasts who knew that parts of them were still unacceptable in society. They were before their time, both creatively and intellectually. So it’s no surprise that some most of history\’s most famous
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In the world of handmade, Etsy appears to be the go-to place for all things creative. From handcrafted gifts to limited edition prints, it is one of the largest online marketplaces for artists to sell online. As of 2018, Etsy had over 34 million active buyers and over 2.1 million sellers on their website (1).
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For many, purchasing art is a personal and often emotive experience. In many cases, collectors will want to see the work in person before buying a piece of fine art. This seems natural since historically, art has either been sold in saloons or high-end galleries. But the art world has drastically evolved in the digital
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You’re an artist, not a marketing genius. In fact, if it didn’t cut into your budget, you would probably just hire someone to handle all of your marketing and promotional needs. Especially on the world wide web, where getting noticed in a sea of creatives and crafters is already a daunting challenge. But it is
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As a visual artist, you may find it difficult to describe your art, whether it be specific pieces of work or your vision. But artists are often expected to do that and fit them into a few small paragraphs called an Artist Statement. Do you have an artist statement ready for prospective galleries, exhibitions, or
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“This is one of my favorite photos of my dad, carrying gifts. It’s perfect because that’s what he gave me, his creative gifts and the inspiration for Art For Your Cause.” In April 2018, my father passed away from complications from Alzheimer’s Disorder. He was one of the most creative geniuses I have ever met.
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