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How to Unlock Growth, Creativity and Community with Art Retreats Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 13 Jan, 2025 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Creative and Financial Prosperity with Art Retreats Art retreats are invaluable for artists, makers, and art groups, offering opportunities for growth, creativity, and connection. In this first part of our two-part series, we explore why art retreats are so...

Unlocking Creative Earning Potential of Artist Led Workshops – Part 1

by Art Trails Tasmania | 11 Dec, 2024 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Workshops: A Source of Inspiration and a Healthy Income Workshops are an incredible way for artists to expand their creative horizons and connect with others in meaningful ways and earn a important income from their creative talents.  This is Part 1 of a series on...

How to Plan Successful Arts and Crafts Events

by Art Trails Tasmania | 6 Sep, 2024 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Planning and Creating Profitable Events Arts and crafts events are essential for engaging art lovers, buyers, and followers, and making them successful requires thoughtful planning and promotion. This skills story is Part 1 of a two-part series designed to guide...

How Artists Can Build Their Digital Eco-System for Branding Success

by Art Trails Tasmania | 5 Aug, 2024 | Skills Sharing for Artists

7 Ways to Grow Your Digital Eco-System with Effective Branding A cohesive digital eco-system and branding approach essential for artists, makers, creative business owners, and art groups to establish a recognisable presence across multiple platforms. Here are seven...

15 Tips for Artists to Master Redbubble to Boost Sales & Visibility

by Art Trails Tasmania | 9 Jul, 2024 | Skills Sharing for Artists

Discover Redbubble: Where Artists Thrive, Buyers Explore, Creations Shine Redbubble is an online marketplace that enables artists to sell their artwork printed on various products, including clothing, stickers, phone cases, and home decor. It’s a platform for...

Empowering Artists with 30 Key Tips for Unleashing the Powers of Newsletters

by Art Trails Tasmania | 5 Jun, 2024 | Skills Sharing for Artists

How to Craft a Power Artist Newsletter Email newsletters are digital communications sent to subscribers’ inboxes on a regular basis, typically containing updates, announcements, and exclusive content.  For artists, galleries, and creative business owners,...
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