
Using spatial anomalies created with everyday objects, artist Paul Trapp activates the viewer's perception and raises questions regarding how we experience the world. Visit his website to see more of his art. Inspiration for … [Read more]
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Using spatial anomalies created with everyday objects, artist Paul Trapp activates the viewer's perception and raises questions regarding how we experience the world. Visit his website to see more of his art. Inspiration for … [Read more]
by guest blogger Emily Danchuk The relationship that keeps on taking - artist representative agreements. In Part One of this series, I illustrated the unfair nature of license agreements with some “big box” companies. In … [Read more]
Bursting with color and bold forms, Sheila Grabarsky's abstract paintings virtually swirl and dance on the canvas. To see more of her art, visit her website. My goal is to share the happiness I feel at the relatively new … [Read more]
Robert Michaels' skill as a photographer, combined with his ability to manipulate imagery using computer software, results in an amazing and visually engaging portfolio. Visit his website to see more of his work. I am an … [Read more]
Color and light-filled canvases of Karen Hale transport the viewer into a world of ethereal beauty. Visit her website to see more of her artwork. The quaint and small gold country town of Jackson, California is where I make … [Read more]
by Carolyn Edlund I recently had a conversation with Ashwin Muthiah on the topic of artists talking about their work. Here are some ideas on discussing your work with prospective clients. Carolyn: Since art does not sell … [Read more]
Joy Makon's beautifully detailed watercolors are filled with light and color with a focus on compositional elements. To see more of her paintings, visit her website. As a dedicated observer of my surroundings, I’m always on … [Read more]
by Carolyn Edlund How artists can use consultative selling skills and digital images to suggest purchases to collectors. You’ve seen them: food packages with a photograph on the front and the words “suggested serving” on … [Read more]
Sculptor and mixed media artist Ben Hilario-Caguiat uses texture, color and shape to create visual playgrounds. To see more of his artwork, please visit his website. Anime (Japanese film and television animation) inspires me … [Read more]
The art of Chigiri-e, tearing or cutting handmade paper to make art, is beautifully illustrated by the works of Barbara Harmer. Visit her website to see more of her gorgeous art. . I studied “Chigiri-e,” (Chee-gee-ree-ay, … [Read more]
by Carolyn Edlund Do you currently have a marketing plan? Is it working for you? Why are you marketing your art? Your answer might be “To make sales of my work.” And that is definitely a goal that can spur you into marketing … [Read more]
Artist Louise Little creates stunningly exquisite jewelry that evokes the beauty of the American Southwest where she lives. To see more of her wearable art, please visit her website. As a Glass bead artist I draw inspiration … [Read more]
by Carolyn Edlund Many artists had humble beginnings when they just started out. I can now look back humorously at my own first attempt to sell my work at a show. Back in the early 1980’s, I applied and was accepted to my … [Read more]
Using light, shadow and reflections in her photography, Elaine Hunter creates stunningly dramatic landscapes. Visit her website to see more of her portfolio. I was born in the UK, but have lived my adult life in Canada. I am … [Read more]