Preparing Images For The Web
This section gives some guidlines on how to prepare your images for publishing on the internet. Image_Size_And_Pixels_Chart How_To_Scan_Artwork
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Artist’s Guide To Becoming Self Employed – Part 2
The second installment in our two-part feature, this time focusing on the legal (and slightly dull-but-necessary) steps you need to take to set yourself up as your own boss! Last year we explored the pros and cons of becoming self-employed…
Artist’s Guide To Becoming Self Employed – Part 1
If you dream of selling enough of your art to be able to leave the rat-race behind for a life of indulging in and reaping the benefits of your passion, you’re not alone! Many artists have a day-job to keep…
How To Deal with rejections, make negotiations and take your future into your own hands!
Following our first ‘How To…’ feature on getting art into galleries, we’ve received a lot of positive feedback to the advice given by our members Anne Magill and Cecil Rice. Luckily for us, they willingly and very kindly agreed to allow…
How To Get Your Art Into The Public Eye
In the first article in the ‘How To….’ series, we’ll be exploring the difficult (and often daunting) task of getting your artwork into galleries – or if that’s not your bag, how to get it into the public arena and…
An Artists Guide To Twitter
In this edition of The Artists Newsletter we’ll start the first in a series looking at how artists can make the most of ‘social media’. Today we look at how artists can use twitter.com to raise their profile and connect…
Dos and don’ts for scalable image hosting
Top do’s and don’ts from Chris Kirkland’s experience in managing and hosting hundreds of thousands of images.
10 Top Tips to make your artwork sell!
A popular topic in our online forums has been how artists can increase traffic to their site, and generally heighten marketability of their work online. We’ve developed a very helpful top-ten list of recommended actions for all artists to help…
