by admin-eric | May 23, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Many of my artist clients struggle with their website presence. Their difficulties fall mainly into the following eight areas: 1. Artist Statement. Most artists have a lot of trouble creating their artist statement. Sometimes they never land on language that they...
by admin-eric | May 14, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Deciding to be an artist isn’t a one-time decision. Somewhere along the line in life you make that formal decision, maybe in college when you decide to be a painting major rather than a business major. But when you graduate, you have to make that decision again,...
by admin-eric | May 9, 2014 | Fine Arts America
My clients in the arts regularly complain that they don’t trust themselves. By this they mean many different things: that they don’t trust that they can do good work; that they don’t trust that they can perform under fire; that they don’t trust their own decisions or...
by admin-eric | May 2, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Last week I described how your first task with respect to teaching an art class, writing class, or music class is deciding where you will hold it. This week let’s look at your next task: what will you teach? There may be many things you know. Let’s be a little silly...
by admin-eric | Apr 25, 2014 | Fine Arts America
Let’s say that you’re an artist, writer, musician or other creative or performing artist who’s been thinking about teaching a class so as to provide yourself with an additional revenue stream—and also because you think you might enjoy it. How would you begin? Here’s...
