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Share the Stage to Make Fast Fans

Doesn’t it feel good when other people say nice things about you and your art? It’s easy to pass along this sensation to those you care about. Sharing the stage and shining the spotlight on other people will turn them into fast fans while taking some of the weight off of you to promote your work all of the time. It will also make you feel good!

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R Give – and Claim – Credit

I flubbed up last week big time. I failed to give credit to the photographer of the personal picture in the Art Marketing Action newsletter. The photographer who made Megan Flaherty, Libby Hintz, and me look so good was Pat D’Aversa. I know better than this – especially since I had just taught about the

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Correct Your Reference Photos

Most compact digital cameras have significant barrel distortion. The wider the lens, the worse the effect. So when you take a picture of someone, their nose looks bigger than it should. Guest blogger Jeremy Lee shows you how to correct for this in your reference photographs.

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