by bloodjelly | Jul 2, 2018 | Artist Resources, Inspiration |
As an artist, probably the last thing you want to think about when searching for reference photos is intellectual property law. Sure, it sounds sexy, but truth be told, the subject can be a little dry. Nonetheless, just as you want to protect your work from theft,...
by bloodjelly | Apr 20, 2017 | Art Instruction, Artist Resources |
Yelly YouTubers seem to earn the most views, but it’s the relaxed ones that often capture my attention. After a stressful day, tuning into a mellow Bob Ross video and letting it play in the background is like a toasty blanket for my soul. Yes, I’m mental jelly halfway...
by bloodjelly | Jul 13, 2016 | Art Marketing, Artist Resources |
Twitter is a fantastic tool for artists looking to get the word out on their latest art for sale, past pieces, works in progress and more. That Twitter is free is also a nice draw, but as with any marketing tool, it helps to know the ins-and-outs of the platform...
by bloodjelly | Apr 14, 2016 | Artist Resources, Other |
Having an online art portfolio is basically mandatory these days if you want your work to be seen, whether it’s on an art community site like Foundmyself or on your own domain. Of course, because of the internet being all internetty as it is, the moment you post...
by bloodjelly | Feb 10, 2016 | Art Marketing, Artist Resources, Other |
This article is meant for those who would like to liven up their homes with a new piece of art, and for those who would like to sell prints of their own work. “Print your own art” can mean printing it at home, or sending it off to a printer, online or...
by bloodjelly | Feb 9, 2016 | Art Marketing, Artist Resources |
Craigslist (or “Craig’s List”) is a terrific site for posting the equivalent of a digital classified ad. Plus, for our purposes, Craigslist is 100% free to use. First – where your art fits in Craigslist is really meant as a means to sell items...
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