Starting art business

Starting out in the art business can feel like a mix of emotions, right? It's thrilling but, let’s be honest, sometimes a little overwhelming. There are those moments you're buzzing with ideas and then there are times you're wondering, "Where do I even begin?" I've been there too. Feeling like you're at a crossroads,

The art world is booming thanks to the creative people around the world. It is amazing when you think that you can turn your art hobby into a profitable business. Here is the Nine-Step Guide to Start A Profitable Art Business.

Today I’m sharing a few basic steps about how to start a creative business! From business name, trademark, branding, invoicing and more.

A comprehensive look at starting an art business, step by step.

The importance of an artist brand is essential to the development of your business. You must build an artist brand that distinguishes yourself and your work from others. Sell art online.

Building an art business? Use this checklist to make sure your have business planning, portfolio, pricing, marketing, and other practices in place.

No one is born knowing exactly how much to charge for a piece of artwork. Pricing art is a skill that needs to be learned and tested. Take a behind-the-scenes look at how artists price their work and learn some clear guidelines on how to price art for yourself.

A comprehensive list of the top 25 art grants for growing your art business.

If you are an artist who is looking to start making your own art prints, this is for you. Maybe you've been ordering them from a printer but your profit margin is really low because the prints cost so much. Maybe you don't want to have to worry about communicating with the printer and making sure they don't make any mistakes. Or maybe you don't make art prints yet and you need to find out how to get started. In this post I'll tell you all about how I make art prints from my original…

This is part two of my guest post for The Higgins Creative, where I'm giving solid advice and tips on how to market yourself as an artist. Read PART ONE here . Selling yourself (and your business) is hard. However, as an artist (and a business owner, in general) you need to be able to d