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Digital Tools for Artists to Run a Remote Career During Coronavirus

Digital Tools for Artists to Run a Remote Career During Coronavirus

As the world responds to a pandemic, art careers must be temporarily moved online. Here are 34 digital tools to keep your art business running during this time.

Monthly Artist Opportunities: Upcoming Deadlines in March & April

Monthly Artist Opportunities: Upcoming Deadlines in March & April

Each month we bring you the top opportunities for artists during that month—here we double down and bring you the best of March & April.

What's Your Art Business Blind Spot?

What's Your Art Business Blind Spot?

Your vision as an artist might not be as clear as you thought.

Have Art Careers Changed in the Last Decade?

Have Art Careers Changed in the Last Decade?

How might they change in the next one? We asked seven artists to weigh in.

Do you have everything you need to run your art business?

The 8 Online Platforms Every Artist Should be Using

The 8 Online Platforms Every Artist Should be Using

From marketing and productivity to internal art management, gear up for success in 2020

How to Think Like an Influencer for Instagram Success

How to Think Like an Influencer for Instagram Success

Eight strategies to build your art brand online and gain sponsorships for your art business.

So, You Want to Be an Instagram Influencer. Now What?

So, You Want to Be an Instagram Influencer. Now What?

You are already posting your artwork on social media. Could influencer marketing be the next step to making money in your art business?

Small Business Saturday: How to Get Your Art Business Ready for Success

Small Business Saturday: How to Get Your Art Business Ready for Success

Make your art business can stand out this holiday season.

How to Maximize Your Studio Time with Artist Max Ruebensal

How to Maximize Your Studio Time with Artist Max Ruebensal

Have tasks in your day that take up too much of your studio time? Here's how to optimize your tasks to make more time for your art.

How to Use Private Rooms to Impress Clients & Collectors

How to Use Private Rooms to Impress Clients & Collectors

Every client and every project is different, so why have the same portfolio for them all?

The Scientific and Creative Process of Artist Jaq Chartier

The Scientific and Creative Process of Artist Jaq Chartier

Through the continual testing of materials, Chartier's work explores creativity, craft, science, art—and all the gray areas in between.

Why Artists Are Using Art Coaches to Get Ahead

Why Artists Are Using Art Coaches to Get Ahead

In a complex career path like the arts, it can really help to have someone guiding the way.

Have you recorded the history
of your artwork?

What Artists Should Know About Working with Interior Designers

What Artists Should Know About Working with Interior Designers

There’s an art to working with interior designers, so we asked three of them to walk us through the process.

7 Ways to Land More Sales with Your Online Art Portfolio

7 Ways to Land More Sales with Your Online Art Portfolio

Wondering why your artwork isn’t selling online? Start with your portfolio.

5 Questions for Artists to Ask When Building a Website

5 Questions for Artists to Ask When Building a Website

How to build your own artist website by answering these questions for yourself.

Is Your Art Business Summer-Ready?

Is Your Art Business Summer-Ready?

When summer plans start unfolding, here’s how to make sure your art business isn’t left out.

7 Steps to Double Your Art-Making Time

7 Steps to Double Your Art-Making Time

You don't need more hours in the day to be creative, you just need a better plan.

The Key to Staying One Step Ahead in Your Art Business

The Key to Staying One Step Ahead in Your Art Business

Six steps to creating new productive habits to make the “boring” parts of your art business more bearable—maybe even enjoyable.

Lessons From the Front Lines: The Importance of Being an Organized Artist

Lessons From the Front Lines: The Importance of Being an Organized Artist

Six lessons Founder of Client Raiser, Danielle Glosser has learned after nearly a decade of working with artists on growing their careers.

More Unexpected Places to Sell Your Art: Hotels

More Unexpected Places to Sell Your Art: Hotels

Looking for new exhibition venues? Your art career can grow overnight at hotels.

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