How to review and revise your artist portfolio to give a versatile and professional presentation.
How to Get Your Art Noticed
How do artists gain recognition for their work? Painter Tim Saternow writes about the importance of authenticity and vision.
An Artist’s View of the Pandemic and Social Inequity
Artist Robin Holder’s powerful work opens a dialogue about changing perceptions on race and culture, and moving towards a greater humanity.
The Power of an Artist Story
Anita Nevar uses her true story in conjunction with her painting portfolio to make a strong connection with her target audience.
Artists on Climate Change
Each of these artists make bold visual statements about the dangers to our environment, using their own unique voice and creativity to make impact.
How Artists Can Get Juried In
What does it take to get your art accepted in a competitive juried process? Here’s my jury process and what I take into consideration to give a thumbs up, or send a rejection.
Advice from a Highly Licensed Artist
Artist JJ Galloway developed a lucrative business licensing her work. She offers advice on getting organized and being ready to take on big opportunities and achieve success.
Authenticating and Tracking Your Art
A well-documented history of your artwork allows potential collectors to better gauge how the work compares to the other pieces.
5 Tips to Make Your Portfolio Images Web Friendly
Before uploading images to your website, you should always resize them smaller and save them at a lower quality.
Your Art Portfolio Checklist
These days, many people will never view your portfolio in person – they must rely on digital images, which makes this task even more important.
What Artists Need to Know about Fine Art Printing
by Carolyn Edlund An interview with Michael Baker of fine art printing company Reed Art & Imaging shares insights and answers about reproductions, how they’re made and the benefits for artists. AS: What are common misperceptions that artists have about fine art reproductions? MB: Here are some top misperceptions that artists have, with explanations […]
Is Print-on-Demand Right for Your Art?
Many artists use print-on-demand services to sell products featuring their designs. This can be a revenue stream, but there are downsides, too.
Call for Artists – Spring, 2018
Artsy Shark is now accepting submissions from artists who would like to be featured during the coming months.
How and Why to Use Photos of Art in Progress
In progress photos are more casual than portfolio or jury shots, and thus they are perfectly suited for social media, where conversations may revolve about a piece that you are busy creating.
