Archive for the Category ‘Art Marketing’

You Only Have One Thing to Do

You Only Have One Thing to Do

If you really think about it all we really have is just one thing to do. But somehow we like to create drama and stress with the thought(s) that we are “overwhelmed,” “swamped” and “crazy busy” Now you can take the stance of being a victim of circumstances. That it’s not really you at fault... Read more »

Improve This Billboard

Improve This Billboard

So I have a little advertising question for y’all today. I have been trying to take regular walks (30-45 minutes) daily at lunch not only for the exercise value but also to clear my head, gets some fresh oxygen and just generally relax my mind and let things/creative thoughts bubble up as they may. It’s... Read more »

How to Create Bold Art Goals for 2010

How to Create Bold Art Goals for 2010

So what’s in store for 2010? Have you set any goals? Any milestones you want to hit? Anything that would make 2010 extra super spectacular and mega cool? A lot of people I know don’t even like to think ahead in fear that they will reach too high and then be disappointed – like all... Read more »

What Do You Want to Create?

What Do You Want to Create?

A lot of artist folks I speak to are always talking about what’s happening with them. Things like, “the galleries are not accepting many people,” “the bad economy is happening,” “lot of things are happening in my life now” and on and on and on. The problem with this kind of life is that it’s... Read more »

Creating a Personal Brand

Creating a Personal Brand

So I interviewed one of the most successful artists in the world yesterday – Wyland. For those of you who do not know who he is he is probably the world’s top environmental artist. You can check out his website at Wyland.com. The interview was great. Funny, I almost immediately liked the guy when we... Read more »

A Project versus a Dream

A Project versus a Dream

This is a nice distinction I heard recently being a part of Steve Chandler’s Club Fearless. It is really about converting your dreams into REAL projects. I mean, how many of us have those vague longings, some kind of wish list or bucket list of things we want. We want a new house, we want... Read more »

Get “Personal” on Your Artist Website

Get “Personal” on Your Artist Website

Almost every serious artist I know (well *almost*) has some type of website – be it a personal site, for their business or a blog. And for me, anyway, a site is always something you can be working on. There is always something to add or tweak or update – always. Most likely you visit... Read more »

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