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Why Art Commissions Are a Powerful Income Stream for Artists – Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 12 Jan, 2026 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Why Art Commissions Matter More Than Ever Art commissions have become one of the most reliable and flexible income streams for artists who want to earn from their creativity without relying solely on galleries, exhibitions or unpredictable sales cycles. In a world...

Why Time Management & Workflow are Creative Enablers Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 4 Dec, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Creating More Time for Making with Time Management & Worksflows Time management may feel counterintuitive to creative people, yet effective organisation genuinely frees artists to produce richer ideas, finish projects and build sustainable creative businesses. ...

Why Feedback and Critique for Artists Are Vital for Growth – Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 6 Nov, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Why Art Feedback and Critique for Artists Truly Matter Art feedback and critique for artists are essential to every creative journey. Whether you’re a painter in Hobart, a ceramicist on the North West Coast, or a fibre artist in the Huon Valley, thoughtful critique...

Why Every Artist Needs a Facebook and Instagram Business Page – Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 6 Oct, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Why It Matters to Have Facebook and Instagram Business Profile Pages There comes a point in every artist’s creative journey where simply sharing your work online isn’t enough. You start to notice that some artists seem to have real momentum – their posts are being...

Why a Creative Business is Essential for Artists & Makers Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 8 Sep, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Selling Your Work and Your Creative Business A creative business allows artists, makers, and crafters to turn passion into possibility, sharing work with the world while creating meaningful income.  Building a creative business is not about waiting for buyers to...

How Open Studio Art Trails Help Artists Connect and Grow Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 7 Aug, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

How Open Studio Art Trails Can Boost Your Creative Career Open Studio Art Trails invite the public into the heart of your creative world, offering an authentic glimpse behind the scenes. For artists and makers, they are a chance to connect directly with audiences,...
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