The first step in identifying where your work belongs to ask yourself is: What kind of work do I love? I studied fine art in undergrad, and while I...
Understanding your Market as an Illustrator
Featured Articles
latest articles
We sat down with Gallery Owner MK Semos for her take on making a living in the arts, developing an awesome gallery-program, and why she chooses to take on an artist.
Apart from talent, artists require a certain level of “buzz” in order to progress to new levels of recognition in their art careers.
Whether or not an artist’s work is selling or being shown extensively shouldn’t be the only factor considered when building an art collection.
Whether or not you manage to sell your artwork is driven not by the product, but what you do with the product. Here are some of the most crucial factors.
Redefining your artistic intention and drawing inspiration from others is a useful approach when returning to your art studio after a long hiatus or break.
Artist communities help you build support, collaboration and connections. These tips for networking will help you reach your highest potential and give back.
Want to sell your artwork on your own? These essential art business documents are crucial to ensure that your sale is professional and protected.
In our increasingly digital world, UX designers are some of the most sought-after creative talents out there. Here are some tips for UX portfolios.
Every creative professional with an online presence should employ an SEO strategy to reach a broader audience. Here, we outline SEO for artists, and offer some tactical advice for getting your work discovered online.
Practicing good time management for artists can challenging, but is a must-do for juggling all your professional and personal activities, so you can focus on making art.