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 […]
An Art Pro’s Insights for Creative Entrepreneurs
A recent conversation with Hawaii-based entrepreneur Thomas Deir reveals his recipe for success while staying true to his vision as an artist.
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.
Art Becomes Fabric for Wearables and More
Two artists use very different methods to have their artwork placed on fabric, allowing them to expand their collections into wearables and other products. Here’s how they did it.
How Daily Painting Can Help You Grow as an Artist
Two artists took the daily painting practice further, working within themes that created compelling series that expressed their interests and experiences.
Should You License Your Art?
Art licensing is an option for artists, but it’s not right for everyone. How does it work, and how can artists become involved in this market?
An Artist’s Inspired Journey
From world traveler to creative entrepreneur, Jacob Lemanski has taken an inspired and unusual journey. He shares his experience, and the art that came out of it.
Small Business Entrepreneur Thinks Big
With an art background in big business, Clint Eagar was prepared to make his own entrepreneurial foray a success. Here’s how he did it.
How I Built an International Art Education Business
For the past seven years, we have had three instructors teaching for us online, as well as two teaching our course live, four translators, and thirteen other instructors in training, all preparing to teach online and in the real world.
Make Your Art More Collectible
Repeat business grows business, and that’s good news to an entrepreneur who has collectible work for sale.
One Word That Can Transform Your Art Business
Lack of focus can leave your audience wondering, “What is it that they really do?” or “Is this a hobby?” It can put you in a position of being instantly forgettable.
Is Your Art Right for the Corporate Market?
Considering selling your work to corporate clients? Here’s what you need to know.
How a Creative Idea became a Collaborative Project
How does inspiration and a creative idea take root and grow into a major collaborative project?
How Artists Earn: Art-Related Products
Artists may add a much-needed price point spread, or even attract an entirely new audience who are not prospective collectors of original art.
