for the Business of Being an Artist
What are the 3 most important things for pitching a story to magazines? If you're interested in more on this topic, former magazine editor Jennifer King did a teleseminar with me entitled How to Get Your Art in Magazines, which is available for audio download and on CD. It’s not really about art magazines, [...]
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We looked at brochures last week, and I imagine that many of you decided you didn’t need a brochure–at least not right now. There are any number of ways you can share your art outside of a fancy brochure. And, as I said in the last issue, you want to target your message as much [...]
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Think you might need a brochure? Maybe you do, maybe you don’t. Today’s podcast tells you how to know and how to do it right. Click on the brochure cover at left to see a good example of an artist’s brochure from David Castle. (Four-page PDF file, 668 KB) Prefer reading to listening? Check out [...]
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Laura K. Aiken asks about artists’ brochures: Do artists have brochures? What’s in them? What makes a good artist brochure? Yes, artists have brochures. Some are better than others. Most are a waste of paper because they’re poorly designed, flimsy, look homemade (in a bad way), have poorly photographed art, or are considered by their [...]
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If you have a terrific workspace, show it off! I love the photographs of Shirley Williams’ studio on her Web site. Sharing your workspace connects you with your community on a deeper level by taking away some of the mystery. And taking away some of the mystery is okay. People love to be let in [...]
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