Artist blog

I don’t claim to be an Instagram expert or to know any secrets of the algorithm, but I am going to share with you everything I do on my account and maybe some of these things will work for you as well.

Learn how to start an art blog and make money as an artist. This post will teach you how to start an art blog from scratch so that you can make money with your art.

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Are you an artist struggling to find your niche? Finding your niche is an essential step to build your career as an artist. It can be overwhelming and challenging to choose the direction you want to take with your artwork, but it is possible. Here are five tips to help you find your niche as an artist. Discover Y

Every artist absolutely must have an artist website to stay ahead of the game. Sure, social media is a great way to market your art, but your artist website

Learn how to start an art blog that people will love to read. Art blogging is a great way to build a brand, make money, and establish an online art career.

Writing an artist statement can feel like one of the hardest things to get right as an artist. Here are our top tips to get started.

Atomic Habits can be applied to all parts of our lives, and is useful in helping artists develop good habits, be it showing up in the studio to create artwork, developing new art skills or building the business side of your art practice. Agy took a look at this book and found insightful tips for her

There is a selection of inspiring resources out there for artists, these are a few of our favourite art websites every aspiring artist should know!

I recently received an interesting question from a reader - let’s call her Beth. (You know who you are. Thanks so much for the great question!) Beth has always had an interest in art, but has worked in a field unrelated to art for 10 years. Life has pulled her in other directions. Beth said that