If you want to meet other artists and talk with them about local resources and outlets for your own art, here’s one great approach: Join
How do you choose a ‘good’ art show or crafts fair when you’re a beginner? A few simple cues can help you, plus one reliable
Art fairs and art shows can be great or totally boring. What makes the difference? You do. Many artists don’t like to hear that, but
Let’s begin by understanding a couple of things here: 1. If you’re reading this, then you may be among those looking for a “fix” to
Copying is a regular topic of discussion among artists. Recently, someone suggested copyright and trademarks as ways to protect clever product or workshop names that
The popular “three stroke” rule suggests that you can copy anyone’s art as long as at least three brush strokes are different. No, that is
Aisling’s notes: Bob Baker, author of “Unleash the Artist Within” and “Branding Yourself Online” offers some very helpful advice about creating interesting and helpful websites.
It’s important to be friendly when you have a booth at an art show, a crafts fair, or any art-type festival. Often, owners of new
In the days of the Old Masters, apprentices and students would copy their masters’ works over & over again, until they could mimic the technique
Many artists–especially new and/or tired ones–talk about being “copied” by others. Sometimes, it’s not clear who is doing the copying, if anyone is. And, artists–even