Art market

I recently wrote How to make a good art show display and that blog I talked about limiting what you bring to show so that you don't over pack and end up making 20 trips between your car and your booth in 90 degree heat - yes I've learned from experience. But since I went over the idea of not taking to much I wanted to

We are so excited to finally share photos of our Christmas market that took place on November 17 at The Custard Factory in Digbeth. What a fantastic day we had, with both sellers and shoppers travelling from afar to join us for a brilliant day supporting these creative designer makers. Shoppers were

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Seven unique New Orleans art markets with hand crafted, one of a kind pieces of New Orleans art in locations close to New Orleans dining and entertainment.

Selling doesn’t always come naturally to artists. The good news? Picking up these habits can help.

Turn your passion project into a dreamy business that sells art on your website by learning who wants to buy your art and how to talk to them.

Many artists seem to struggle with promoting their art. We are shy creatures by nature and usually avoid the spotlight. But promoting yourself does not need to be difficult. Promoting yourself means much more than just trying to sell your art. In fact, I think trying to sell your art should be the last thing

Knowing the main reasons people buy art will help you sell more art online. Use this knowledge to adjust your marketing plan and boost your sales! Click to learn why people buy art and start selling more art online.

I often fear I don’t have a unique style or voice in my art. It’s something that is hard to define, comes with time, and changes as your work changes over time. When artists hear they must have a u…

By admin in Art Business Advice > Selling Art Online So you just launched your new art website—that’s fantastic! You’ve worked for days (maybe weeks, even months!) or you’ve paid someone to make everything perfect, and now that your new website is live you’re ready to start selling your art! But. . . it’s been a few days, and nobody seems to be visiting your site. What gives? Beautiful, but no traffic? No problem. Keep on reading. First, don’t panic; everyone with […]