Artist Blog
Instagram is one of the best ways to promote your art on social media; So I have compiled a list of the best ways to get your art noticed on Instagram for any emerging artist or creative out there. I have gathered all these tips from my own personal experience as an artist on Instagram plus with years of researching what works and what doesn’t.
I hope this helps any of you who are just starting out and need a step-by-step guide to help you along the way in growing your art business.
As an abstract artist myself, I get a lot of inspiration and motivation from other abstract artists and their works – So I wanted to give back to this beautiful community out there by sharing with you a list of 20 of my favorite abstract artists whom I love and adore. They range from world-renowned artists from the Abstract Expressionism Age all the way to new, emerging artists with smaller followings on Social Media.
Here is a collection of my favorite Art Quotes, either from famous artists or simply beautiful quotes I think every artist and creative needs to hear at least once in their life. I love writing down quotes in my journals, so I have collected quite a few that I thought I should share with any readers who just need a little bit of inspiration to their day.
The way I paint is fairly spontaneous: I dabble between fluid-painting and mark-making, choosing which parts of the painting I want to keep, while laying and glazing over other parts.
Whenever I get a package of art supplies, it’s a bundle of joy to be opened up. So – here’s a list of some of my favorite art supplies that I personally love and adore, and use on a daily basis for my fluid acrylic abstract paintings. I hope you enjoy
Blogging has become really popular these past years, and as more and more people are building their own websites, the question just naturally comes to mind: “Should I Start a Blog Too?”
If you’re an artist facing this same question yourself, here are some pointers I’ve come up with to steer you in the right direction.
Blogging has its pros and cons like everything else, and I want to share with you what I have learned from having my own art blog over these past 2 years.
Here is a simple guide on how to become an abstract artist – for anyone who’s simply chasing their dream.
Here is a list of the best ways to sell art online that I have learned from studying other successful artists and what I have experienced personally as an artist myself. I hope this helps any new artists find the best platform to sell and promote their own art and start living their dream life – Because being an artist isn’t as hard as people used to make it out to be. Trust me, it does take a lot of hard work and dedication, but just because you want to be an artist, doesn’t mean that you’ll end up starving ;P I promise, there are so many artists out there doing what they love with people supporting them from all corners of the world; Because the world is changing – and now is the best time to go after that dream of yours.
Anyways, here we go without further ado. I hope you enjoy.
Here is a comprehensive guide to shipping and packaging original and printed art.
Shipping is one of the parts of the art business that is completely out of our own control. Despite this being the case, there are steps you can do prior to the shipping process to ensure that your art arrives at its final destination in pristine condition. I work at a UPS store as my day job, and have had to ship my art – plus – the art of other people in all shapes, forms, materials, age, and value. Here are some tips and tricks I have gathered over my time packaging art to help others who have little idea where to start or just need a few pointers here and there. I hope this guide can help you in any way it can.
Here are some tips & tricks on how to edit art photos to upload online, whether it be for your online shop or social media account. Presentation is key, and sometimes just plain photos don’t do the painting any justice. Editing will help bring out the correct colors so that you’ll be able to show everybody what you see in your art.