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The story behind Work Your Art
5 Ideas for selling drawings online
Want to pitch your artwork? Start with ‘why’.
What’s your character as an artist?
How creative commons can help you sell more of your work
How to market art: tell them how you made it
Make 2013 your best artistic year yet
Want to become a better artist? Start a small artistic hive.
Optimizing your workspace, online and offline
Exhibiting your artwork: approaching art galleries
10 art buying decisions every artist should know
Starting an art career by selling paintings to teachers and family – with Anna Stowe
From mimicking batman comics to selling paintings on the Santa Fe Art Walk – With Nate Russell
Are you making these mistakes in your portfolio?
Working full-time creating paintings for children’s rooms and nurseries – With Sandra Steedle
Work Your Art is nominated!
See how easily you can sell photos online with just two options
Starting a second career and marketing art through competitions – with Janice Trane Jones
Twitter workshop: meet new people and build your following
Teaching art and working hard marketing hand felted items – with Meagan Lipke
From Hungary to the world, making people happy with digital paintings – With Eszter Schall
Five creative tactics for selling paintings online
Harold visits the library
How do you run a local store next to managing online art sales? – With Sandy Savard
How to set the right price for your artwork
Work Your Art has won a Wishie Award!
Facebook for artists: A step-by-step guide on setting up a Facebook page
Recycling Indian clay cups and filling empty shops with soulful art in South Korea – With Sada
Save time, take action and get more done
3 insights that will boost your productivity
Ralph Waldo Emerson
A work-at-home mom selling art through word of mouth – with Whitney Coleman
Dreams don’t work unless you do
Create something new today
Copy these business tactics from Andy Warhol
Selling ink and pencil drawings that bring back memories – with Stephanie Huber
Avoid these most common online art marketing mistakes
How to reuse your sold items for the promotion of new artwork
Photographing your art
Launching your art business
Tumblr for artists: Grow your following and start conversations
Getting the attention of the press with a real piece of New York City – With VH McKenzie
Hustle your way to getting press attention around your artwork
Writing your name, tagline, bio and artist statement
Your logo and appearance
Getting featured on other blogs and websites
Creating a personal brand around yourself
Facebook workshop: setting up a page and attracting fans and likes
Storytelling: telling great stories about your art and yourself
Apps for artists: 8 apps to make your life easy, inspired and creative
From illustrating her own cookbooks to selling bohemian illustrations online – With Elisandra Sevenstar
Define your artist character: stand out from the crowd
Finding and making important connections
Building your portfolio website, step by step
Blogging your way to more sales and a bigger audience
Getting visitors and ranking high in Google
Building and keeping a fanbase through newsletters
Linkedin workshop: Reach a huge audience and find your allies
4 tactics for marketing your art online without spending a dime
Born with a pencil in her hands and inspired by close observations of life – with Yuliya
Five good reasons why you should photograph your art today
Here’s how to sell your art at home – and have fun doing it
A creative soul fascinated and inspired by old Dutch masters – with Tanja Moderscheim
How to find out if someone is using images of your art online
Hosting your own show
Exhibiting in art galleries
Participating in tradeshows and art markets
Getting press attention
Keeping your art and your business organized
Legal requirements for your business
Pricing your artwork
Copyright and protecting your work
Every day marketing tactics
Publishing a book
Pinterest workshop: get pinned, get noticed
4 ways to market your art with Google Alerts
I create, therefore I am
“… While they are deciding, make even more art.”
The creative adult is the child who survived
Stop resisting, start creating
You can’t use up creativity – the more you use the more you have
The “earth” without “art” is just “eh”.
To live a creative life we must lose our fear of being wrong
Creative thinking may mean simply the realization that there is no particular virtue in doing things the way they always have been done
How to find out if your art is being pinned on Pinterest
Linkedin for artists: 3 surprisingly good ways to promote your art on Linkedin
Save time, take action and get more done
Calling all artists: share your experience!
Defining the ‘successful artist’ and becoming one, step by step
Make it easy for people to write about you
How to communicate your design and keep a person’s interest
10 useful tips for photographing your art professionally
Free download: Blank business card templates
Free download: Artist business card template #1
Free download: Newsletter signup form
Members only: Artist business card template #2
Members only: Watercolor artist business card template
Are you making these 10 common mistakes when pricing your art?
Use these affirmations to stay motivated and excited about your art
The quickest way to get your idol to work with you
How that one special day can help you promote your art
How small rituals in the morning can help you finish your art in the afternoon
Five ways for marketing your art on a shoestring
Organizing your art: collecting data and using the right software
15 free fonts for building an artistic but clear brand around your art

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