by Art Trails Tasmania | 21 Sep, 2023 | Skills Sharing for Artists
How Your Grassroots Artist Group or Society Can Be Finanically Sustainable A common theme I hear from members is just how important it is to be part of a local grassroots art group that meets regularly. The creative benefits of belonging to art societies and groups...
by Art Trails Tasmania | 11 Sep, 2023 | Skills Sharing for Artists
Making Sense of Print On Demand Print-on-demand (POD) platforms, like Redbubble, can be a great way for artists to showcase and sell their artwork without the need to manage inventory or fulfill orders themselves. These platforms give artists the opportunity to find...
by Art Trails Tasmania | 14 Aug, 2023 | Skills Sharing for Artists
The Basic Website Mistakes and the Quick Fixes Getting started with a website for your small creative business (read artist website) is usually a bigger project than it is expected to be. This is mainly because there’s so much to learn in the process. So it is very...
by Belinda Stinson | 13 Jun, 2023 | ATT Exhibition, Best Read, Skills Sharing for Artists
7 Ways for Using Exhibitions to Grow Your Artist Profile Entering your work in art and craft exhibitions can be a great way to grow your artist profile, and not just by having exhibition visitors see your work. You can easily increase the number of people who see your...
by Belinda Stinson | 2 Jun, 2023 | Best Read, Skills Sharing for Artists
Using Facebook to Grow Your Artist Profile I’ve had to figure out how to make friends with Facebook so I can use it to promote my initial art exhibitions during Covid. The lockdowns etc meant that I needed to learn how to get this project of mine up and going...
by Belinda Stinson | 29 May, 2023 | Skills Sharing for Artists
My 8 Money Tips for Artists As a self funded artist making my living from what I make and sell for over 20 years I thought it could be useful for you if I shared some of my lessons learnt about money, so here are 8 money tips for artists. More specifically, what to do...