“I am always doing things I can’t do. That’s how I get to do them.” Picasso Do people recognize your artwork when they see it? Can the viewer identify that YOU are the artist before they even see your signature? Picasso pulled that off. Shepard Fairey is working it on a smaller scale, and growing… Continue reading
Posts tagged business of art
The One Secret of Rich and Famous Artists
“They say that time changes things. But you actually have to change them yourself.” Andy Warhol There is one secret to success that all wealthy, famous artists share. And when I tell you what it is, you’ll be surprised, and maybe even a little ticked off. Some of you will be offended, because it’ll go… Continue reading →
Do I need an Artist’s Agent?
“The most common money-related mistake artists make is a reluctance to invest in their own careers.” Carol Michels A commonly asked question I get from visual artists is: “Will you represent me?” Or, “How do I find an agent to represent me?” My short answer is this: A good agent can get you deals that… Continue reading →
Our Biggest Mistake Ever – As an Artist
This article is re-printed from www.drewbrophy.com blog Rick and Natalie Rietveld were heroes to us. We would visit their booth at trade shows where they marketed their clothing company. Rick’s art was colorful and wild, like Drew’s but in a different style. We envied their family owned business, one that printed Rick’s art on high-end men’s… Continue reading →