Checklist for a Successful Open Studio

Ready to open your studio to the public? Use these steps to connect with fans and sell more of your work when you put on an event.

How Email Marketing Can Grow Your Art Business

Email marketing is a proven method to help you build a prospect base, make sales and grow your art business.

How to Use Coupons as Art Sales Incentives

Want to offer special deals without running a sale? Consider offering coupons to incentivize purchasing.

How Artists Can Offer Sales Incentives

Artists don’t have to discount their work to incentivize a purchase. Use these strategies to construct an offer your collectors can’t resist.

Sell Your Art in Alternative Venues

Alternative spaces have become popular with artists looking to share their work with the public.

The Digital Art Market

Carly Rector, founder of CO2ign Art speaks about the state of the art market for digital artists and the evolution of this channel.

Provide a Solution for Collectors

People buy art for emotional reasons, but art can also provide a solution to their needs.

Success Story of an Autistic Artist

Family support was key to autistic painter Wiley Johnson’s journey as an artist.

Price Point Strategies to Increase Art Sales

Reach a bigger market share with a range of prices for every budget.

Stand Out in a Crowded Marketplace

In an evolved art marketplace, artists have more opportunities but are responsible for their own visibility.

Thriving as an Artist During Tough Times

Artist Linda Finstad used coffee to build her art business (in the most difficult of times) and brighten the lives of others.

A Useful Tool for Artists: Color911 App

The Color911 app is a valuable tool for creative-minded people in many ways. 

How Artists Can Overcome Fear

An excerpt from Reach More with Video: A Digital Guide for Creatives. Author Graeme Stevenson addresses the fear that holds artists back from realizing their potential and living their dreams.

How to Gain Local Exposure for Your Art

Seeking new places to show your work? Consider local businesses or organizations.