Art Marketing Secrets

“Wheat Field With Cypresses” is a stunning example of Van Gogh at his best which moves with the same energy that Vincent saw in that field in 1889

Often when reviewing artist websites I start out in a jubilant mood – the art looks good and the website showcases it well – but then I realize that I am – in a word – LOST! Don’t lose high-value visitors to your website – follow these simple guidelines.

We chose Lee Robinsong as our featured artist for this week because his “circulist” style and realization shows a very unique interpretation of the beauty and life on our planet. Read on to find out more about this fascinating man.

You might have romantic notions that your art will speak for itself – but it won’t. You need all your marketing guns blazing – including a well crafted bio so we can understand the artist behind the great art!

You might think you have an awesome artist website – but there’s a good chance it suffers from at least one major problem that could seriously limit your career success. Avoid these 5 major mistakes that could keep collectors from your door!

David Pearson’s sculpture captures both the beauty and the incredible strength of the feminine spirit. “Ascension Of Eve” is an enchanting piece which took my breath away.

From the very first moment I picked up the Agfa folding camera that my uncle gave me as a child I was hooked . That camera became an extension of me and I was always seeing life through its lens. My life made sense for the first time.

Each week we enjoy reading many excellent art marketing articles and tips by a variety of artists and art marketing experts. We highly recommend the following fantastic 4!

Selling art has most of the same characteristics as selling anything. To be really successful you need talent, hard work, and a great story. Collectors want to leave a legacy – so help them with your great story!

We chose Rick Clarence as our featured artist for this week because his work reminds us of what it means to be a true artist – to adventure into the worlds of creativity and bring back experiences we can all feel, enjoy, and grow from.