Besides a logo there are additional visual and written components that make up your brand. Branding takes time to develop. You can always get some outsider opinions to help direct your brand if your new at it, but don’t waste money paying a branding firm or business to create your brand. You are your own Read more about Branding Basics Part 2: It’s Not Just a Business Card[…]
As a creator, you will need to take photos of yourself and your art. This isn’t the nice professionally documented images of your art that you submit to art exhibitions or print in magazines. These kind of photos are process images, work in progress pics, studio shots, selfies, and other creative candids. What to use Read more about 10 Photo Tips to Capture You & Your Studio[…]
Its time to work with a professional art documentator if leasing a camera, learning technical skills, photo-editing and spending the time it takes to learn this already seems like too much. And while you may prefer to be involved in many processes of making your work, documenting your work is a very technical process and Read more about Documenting Your Work Part 2: Paying for Professional Help[…]
Artists are always very creative, this includes how money is spent. All expenses can add up quickly, especially the tools and supplies needed to make the work we love. While our creative brains are good at problem solving and finding the most budget friendly way to achieve out goal, here are four key business expenses that Read more about Creative Cash: 4 Art Things You Should Pay For[…]
The question I have been getting from artists, specifically the creative baby boomer generation is why do I need Instagram? Its easy for the young emerging creative to understand the benefits of Instagram, so this blog post is not directed for you millennials! This post outlines the benefits of using a visual based social media Read more about Social Networking: Instagram & Artists[…]