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Marketing and selling art is not why you are an artist. You are an artist because you want to create, because you posses an urge to express yourself. But creating art requires resources. Materials, money, and time top the list. Selling your work is a way to get those resources. Art Palaver’s mission is to [...] Read more »
Marketing and selling art is not why you are an artist. You are an artist because you want to create, because you posses an urge to express yourself. But creating art requires resources. Materials, money, and time top the list. Selling your work is a way to get those resources. Art Palaver’s mission is to [...] Read more »
Marketing and selling art is not why you are an artist. You are an artist because you want to create, because you posses an urge to express yourself. But creating art requires resources. Materials, money, and time top the list. Selling your work is a way to get those resources. Art Palaver’s mission is to [...] Read more »
Aaron Ristau is this week’s featured artist. Medium(s) you work in: Sculpture. How would you describe your art? I have a fascination for creating art that blends nostalgic aesthetics with modern function. What artist(s) living or dead inspire you? Why? I am inspired by all of these artisans… Mel Ristau, Jacob Ristau, Andy Aaron, Brian [...] Read more »
Marketing and selling art is not why you are an artist. You are an artist because you want to create, because you posses an urge to express yourself. But creating art requires resources. Materials, money, and time top the list. Selling your work is a way to get those resources. Art Palaver’s mission is to [...] Read more »
Rhiannon Strickler is this week’s featured artist. Medium(s) you work in: Beads . Paper . Paint . Clay. Computer . Yarn/Fabric . Collage . Written Word. How would you describe your art? I believe my art ranges from specifically precise to up-for-interpretation amorphous. Often I want my pieces to have perfect symmetry and structure. Other [...] Read more »
You love creating art but I am guessing that like most artists you loath marketing your artwork. The time spent getting the word out is time spent away from the studio. The key to success is using the clock wisely to ensure that your marketing is effective and offers a return on the resources you [...] Read more »