Pricing alone doesn’t determine how your work is perceived, or whether buyers feel confident enough to say yes.
Why is Your Art Worth That Price?
Art collectors want clarity when they’re making a purchase, and they may want to know why it’s worth the price.
What Should You Leave Behind This Year?
Before you look ahead, it’s worth pausing to ask the question, “What doesn’t deserve to come with you into 2026?”
What Really Mattered in Your Art Business This Year?
As 2025 comes to a close, many artists look back with mixed emotions. If this year felt harder than it should have, you’re not imagining it.
Smart Ways to Drive Art Website Traffic
With a few smart strategies, you can dramatically increase website traffic and the number of people discovering your work.
How to Select the Right Art Opportunities
Every invitation, project and offer you receive in your art business can pull you toward your long-term goals, or away from them.
How Artists Can Choose Their Customers
Are you letting the market decide your fate? Or are you choosing the customers you truly want?
What Makes an Artist Truly Recognizable?
by Carolyn Edlund What makes one artist recognizable to their audience, while another equally talented artist remains invisible? A professional brand is not built on trends or social media hype. It is a strong reputation developed through clarity, consistency, credibility, and excellent presentation. These don’t happen by accident. They are intentional steps. Many […]
Alternative Markets to Sell Your Art
Want to stand out and sell more art? Sometimes the best strategy is to stop competing where every other artist is selling.
Reframe Your Thinking About Pricing Art
Mindset plays a role in how you price and position your products, the marketplace you choose, and your confidence level.
3 Steps to a Better Artist Brand Story
Every successful artist has a story that goes beyond what’s hanging on the wall. It’s how to connect with potential collectors.
Build Your Professional Credibility as an Artist
Credibility doesn’t come from luck or hype. It comes from presenting yourself as a professional in every way possible.
When People You Love Don’t Take Your Art Seriously
It’s one of the most frustrating realities for many artists. The people closest to you don’t really see your art as “real work.”
An Art Studio That Stands Out
Step inside an artist’s creative space in Asheville, where atmosphere and presentation come together to invite visitors.
