UAL alumni Mike Ballard speaks about his experiences of selling at his degree show and subsequent shows, how he approaches selling and his tips about selling for student and graduates
1) The article discusses how to approach buying contemporary art, whether as an investment or for pleasure. It emphasizes choosing art that you can develop a "relationship" with over time through contemplation.
2) It recommends visiting exhibitions and galleries to see different styles and media, and speaking to artists directly to learn about their work. Building relationships with galleries can also help guide purchases.
3) Buying should be about finding art that engages your imagination long-term, not just matching decor. Trusting your instincts along with research leads to purchases that continue to interest you for years.
The document provides a list of over 200 ideas for potential products or markets that could be developed for a direct mail business. It encourages the reader to select ideas from the list and expand on them to create information products targeted towards specific interest groups or markets. The list covers a wide range of topics including careers, hobbies, health, sports, crafts, and more. The purpose is to spark ideas for revenue generating products that can then be marketed through direct mail.
There are about 52,090 people working as jewelry designers in the United States, earning an average salary of $18.71 per hour. Jewelry designers may work at jewelry stores, design companies, or independently creating models, tools, and appraising gems. The author wants to pursue a career as a jewelry designer because they enjoy crafts and art, wearing jewelry, and feel it is a good fit for their interests and skills.
This document provides an overview and survival guide for new students attending Tyler School of Art. It discusses that students will start in the BFA foundations program as undecided majors and take core art classes in areas like 2D design, 3D design, and drawing. It emphasizes the importance of time management, receiving and implementing feedback from critiques, getting to know professors and other students, and using inspiration from visiting museums and the work of other artists. The guide stresses enjoying the experience while navigating the challenges of art school.
This document provides advice to IB Visual Arts students on how to achieve a high score on their examination. It emphasizes developing a broad theme that unites all of your artwork. Students are advised to thoroughly document their artistic process, technical skills development, and ideas exploration in their Investigation Workbook to demonstrate their understanding of concepts and progress over time. Personal expression and challenging oneself with increasingly complex concepts and techniques also contribute to a high score. Regular feedback and critique of one's own work is recommended.
This semester, the instructor wants to try something different by expanding the course content beyond just 3D modeling software. Students will still learn 3D studio max but will also discuss art, sketching, presentation styles, and the design decisions that go into virtual objects. Instead of printed portfolios, students will create online portfolios hosted on free websites to showcase their work and receive feedback. The instructor will grade all assignments, sketches, artwork, and the online portfolio presentation. Feedback from students is requested on the new approach.
1) The article discusses how to approach buying contemporary art, whether as an investment or for pleasure. It emphasizes choosing art that you can develop a "relationship" with over time through contemplation.
2) It recommends visiting exhibitions and galleries to see different styles and media, and speaking to artists directly to learn about their work. Building relationships with galleries can also help guide purchases.
3) Buying should be about finding art that engages your imagination long-term, not just matching decor. Trusting your instincts along with research leads to purchases that continue to interest you for years.
The document provides a list of over 200 ideas for potential products or markets that could be developed for a direct mail business. It encourages the reader to select ideas from the list and expand on them to create information products targeted towards specific interest groups or markets. The list covers a wide range of topics including careers, hobbies, health, sports, crafts, and more. The purpose is to spark ideas for revenue generating products that can then be marketed through direct mail.
There are about 52,090 people working as jewelry designers in the United States, earning an average salary of $18.71 per hour. Jewelry designers may work at jewelry stores, design companies, or independently creating models, tools, and appraising gems. The author wants to pursue a career as a jewelry designer because they enjoy crafts and art, wearing jewelry, and feel it is a good fit for their interests and skills.
This document provides an overview and survival guide for new students attending Tyler School of Art. It discusses that students will start in the BFA foundations program as undecided majors and take core art classes in areas like 2D design, 3D design, and drawing. It emphasizes the importance of time management, receiving and implementing feedback from critiques, getting to know professors and other students, and using inspiration from visiting museums and the work of other artists. The guide stresses enjoying the experience while navigating the challenges of art school.
This document provides advice to IB Visual Arts students on how to achieve a high score on their examination. It emphasizes developing a broad theme that unites all of your artwork. Students are advised to thoroughly document their artistic process, technical skills development, and ideas exploration in their Investigation Workbook to demonstrate their understanding of concepts and progress over time. Personal expression and challenging oneself with increasingly complex concepts and techniques also contribute to a high score. Regular feedback and critique of one's own work is recommended.
This semester, the instructor wants to try something different by expanding the course content beyond just 3D modeling software. Students will still learn 3D studio max but will also discuss art, sketching, presentation styles, and the design decisions that go into virtual objects. Instead of printed portfolios, students will create online portfolios hosted on free websites to showcase their work and receive feedback. The instructor will grade all assignments, sketches, artwork, and the online portfolio presentation. Feedback from students is requested on the new approach.
The document provides advice from a creative director on rules for the creative process in advertising. It presents many rules and then contradicts them, emphasizing that there are no hard and fast rules. Some of the rules include to lower standards at first to get ideas flowing, but also to never stop writing and pushing ideas further. Another rule is to follow the brief, but also to sometimes forget the brief and answer the fundamental problem instead. The overall message is that there are no true rules and to ignore rules that don't suit the specific creative challenge.
This magazine issue provides interviews with four creative entrepreneurs: Amélie Gagné, an artist from Canada now based in Ireland who creates original art, workshops, prints, cards, and jewelry; Marie Jonsson-Harrison, a former model turned naïve artist; Sabina Kovacheva, creator of handmade jewelry and accessories; and Lucy Levenson, a designer of botanical prints, cards, and gifts. It also includes tips for managing a Pay-Per-Click advertising campaign yourself and growing brand engagement. The editor discusses her busy schedule attending trade fairs and shows to network and source new prospects for her card designs.
Preparing for an Artist Portfolio Review or PresentationFresh Arts
This document provides guidance for artists preparing for an artist portfolio review. It recommends setting clear objectives for the review, carefully editing your portfolio down to 20 high-quality pieces with a cohesive theme, and professionally presenting your work and supplemental materials like CVs, statements, and proposals. During the review, actively listen to feedback and take thorough notes to reflect on later. Follow up with a thank you and continue engaging with reviewers who express interest in your work.
The document provides tips for students taking the IB Visual Arts examination to achieve the highest score. It emphasizes developing a theme for one's artworks, thoroughly researching topics in an investigation workbook (IWB), and ensuring artworks show personal connection, increasing depth and skill over time. Key aspects the IB examiners look for include a balanced IWB with both writing and visuals, artwork that demonstrates student progress and challenges themselves, and pieces that convey a deep, focused theme.
A breakdown of several types of comic conventions- superhero, anime, indie, and furry, explaining the setups typically used in the artist alley, the wares that sell, and the crowd one can expect.
Loren Adams answers some important questions for Art loversLoren D. Adams
Loren Adams has created over 4,500 original art pieces over the past 47 years. While painting has become easier with experience, Adams strives for perfection in each new piece, spending increasing amounts of time on details. Adams' visionary art aims to inspire hope and remind viewers that life is beautiful. The messages of love, beauty, courage and compassion are most important. Great art conveys an idea or message through technical mastery and original composition. Though some see art as merely lucrative, Adams creates for art's sake alone.
The document provides details about issue 21 of the magazine Gypsy Chic, including interviews with artists Becky Roesler, Ruth Oliver, and Jenny Hancock. It discusses Depop.com as a platform for selling creative works and vintage items. It also shares an experience visiting a Van Gogh exhibition in London and an attempt to paint in Van Gogh's style.
This document discusses the career of being a sculptor. It describes sculpting as the art of making figures or designs through carving or molding materials. Sculptors can be self-employed and create their own works or be employed, such as at visual effects companies like Weta Workshop creating sculptures for movies. To work as a sculptor requires natural artistic skills like creativity, drawing ability, and skill with tools. A bachelor's degree in fine arts is recommended, though some sculptors are self-taught. The career path involves developing one's skills and portfolio, either by self-employment building a client base or seeking employment with companies hiring sculptors.
This document provides information and advice about finding face painting examples and designs for children's parties. It discusses how face painting is a fun art form for both children and adults. It recommends searching online for the many free face painting examples available on websites, which are often categorized by theme. It advises choosing a design that is within one's skill level to avoid frustration. Overall, the document emphasizes that face painting should be an enjoyable, stress-free activity.
Artists - How to Sell Your Artwork Directly to Buyers and Collectorseasypaycheckformula2b
This document summarizes an opportunity for artists to sell their artwork by being featured in an annual International Art Book. It notes that most artists struggle to sell through expensive galleries and art shows. The Art Book is distributed to galleries, art shows, and collectors around the world to help artists get exposure and sell their work. It accepts only artists seriously interested in selling internationally. Being included raises the artist's profile and connects them to buyers. Over 3,500 artists apply each year but only 100 are selected. It provides a free ticket to greater opportunities and success selling artwork internationally.
This document provides tips for beginners starting face painting. It recommends gathering information from books, videos, and online to learn techniques. Practicing is important to improving skills; use paints, brushes, and find willing models like older children or adults. Apply thin coats of paint and let layers dry before adding more. Start with simple designs like animals rather than symmetrical ones. Be creative and imagine designs like small tattoos. With practice, face painting can become a stress-relieving hobby or even business.
The Philadelphia Buyers Market of American Craft is the nations only wholesale market for handmade objects made by artists from the US and Canada. Each year more than 7,000 gallery and boutique owners and 1,000+ studio artists converge on Philadelphia for a weeklong convention of workshops and buying.
Great logos don't just appear out of thin air – they take strategic thought, solid design principals and an objective outlook. Get some pro tips in this presentation.
This document provides an overview of Module 5 of the Soul Proprietor course on communicating as a creative entrepreneur. It discusses the importance of communication in selling work and introduces concepts like non-violent communication, the four gates of speech, and creating an artist statement. Examples of effective artist statements are provided. Students are challenged to write their own statement and are given tips on communicating through emails, calls, and in-person. The document emphasizes connecting authentically with clients through honest, kind, and thoughtful communication.
Joan Riera went on a shopping expedition with his wife to observe various stores including Media Markt, Jack & Jones, Marc Rapid, Kokoa, Sports Base, Swatch, and Tascon. He provided highlights and observations from each store, noting things like music, displays, organization, and opportunities for improvement. Some key opportunities he identified included using unused ceiling space at Media Markt for displays, adding a drink vending machine at Jack & Jones, reorganizing piles of goods at Marc Rapid, and setting up outdoor seating at Kokoa in fall/winter. He concluded that taking an observer's perspective can help identify overlooked opportunities.
The document provides guidance for freelance artists and cultural workers on managing their careers successfully as self-employed individuals. It discusses preparing for freelance work by setting a schedule, not underselling talents or skills, and persisting through initial lower earnings. Tips are offered on finding work through studios, galleries, art fairs, and online sales. The platform "Share & Shine" intends to connect established and new freelancers with employers by providing opportunities for skills growth, experience sharing, and fulfilling work demands.
This document provides a summary of a new employee's first 22 days at their job. It is written as a journal with notes from each day. The employee feels overwhelmed at first but starts to get more comfortable as they learn about the company culture, which values continuous learning, creativity, and an energetic collaborative environment. They begin to enjoy the job and feel like they are becoming part of the community.
The document outlines several denim projects from 2012 selected by TED & CCW Enterprise. The projects include Digital Hands, which explores Indian textile craft traditions and digital printing. Another project is Design for Change, which proposes a model for a design-led social business focusing on re-using textile waste and social innovation. A third project examines the topics of CSR and the fashion industry as well as designers driving social innovation.
This document provides an overview of funding options for projects, including public sources like grants from arts councils, private sources like corporate sponsorship, and funding from charitable organizations, trusts and foundations. It discusses the differences between funding that is provided in cash versus in-kind donations. Examples are given of successfully funded projects from various sectors. Guidance is offered on developing funding proposals, including defining objectives, impacts, needs, identifying suitable funders, and tips for strong proposal writing. Resources for finding additional funding information and opportunities are also listed.
The document provides advice from a creative director on rules for the creative process in advertising. It presents many rules and then contradicts them, emphasizing that there are no hard and fast rules. Some of the rules include to lower standards at first to get ideas flowing, but also to never stop writing and pushing ideas further. Another rule is to follow the brief, but also to sometimes forget the brief and answer the fundamental problem instead. The overall message is that there are no true rules and to ignore rules that don't suit the specific creative challenge.
This magazine issue provides interviews with four creative entrepreneurs: Amélie Gagné, an artist from Canada now based in Ireland who creates original art, workshops, prints, cards, and jewelry; Marie Jonsson-Harrison, a former model turned naïve artist; Sabina Kovacheva, creator of handmade jewelry and accessories; and Lucy Levenson, a designer of botanical prints, cards, and gifts. It also includes tips for managing a Pay-Per-Click advertising campaign yourself and growing brand engagement. The editor discusses her busy schedule attending trade fairs and shows to network and source new prospects for her card designs.
Preparing for an Artist Portfolio Review or PresentationFresh Arts
This document provides guidance for artists preparing for an artist portfolio review. It recommends setting clear objectives for the review, carefully editing your portfolio down to 20 high-quality pieces with a cohesive theme, and professionally presenting your work and supplemental materials like CVs, statements, and proposals. During the review, actively listen to feedback and take thorough notes to reflect on later. Follow up with a thank you and continue engaging with reviewers who express interest in your work.
The document provides tips for students taking the IB Visual Arts examination to achieve the highest score. It emphasizes developing a theme for one's artworks, thoroughly researching topics in an investigation workbook (IWB), and ensuring artworks show personal connection, increasing depth and skill over time. Key aspects the IB examiners look for include a balanced IWB with both writing and visuals, artwork that demonstrates student progress and challenges themselves, and pieces that convey a deep, focused theme.
A breakdown of several types of comic conventions- superhero, anime, indie, and furry, explaining the setups typically used in the artist alley, the wares that sell, and the crowd one can expect.
Loren Adams answers some important questions for Art loversLoren D. Adams
Loren Adams has created over 4,500 original art pieces over the past 47 years. While painting has become easier with experience, Adams strives for perfection in each new piece, spending increasing amounts of time on details. Adams' visionary art aims to inspire hope and remind viewers that life is beautiful. The messages of love, beauty, courage and compassion are most important. Great art conveys an idea or message through technical mastery and original composition. Though some see art as merely lucrative, Adams creates for art's sake alone.
The document provides details about issue 21 of the magazine Gypsy Chic, including interviews with artists Becky Roesler, Ruth Oliver, and Jenny Hancock. It discusses Depop.com as a platform for selling creative works and vintage items. It also shares an experience visiting a Van Gogh exhibition in London and an attempt to paint in Van Gogh's style.
This document discusses the career of being a sculptor. It describes sculpting as the art of making figures or designs through carving or molding materials. Sculptors can be self-employed and create their own works or be employed, such as at visual effects companies like Weta Workshop creating sculptures for movies. To work as a sculptor requires natural artistic skills like creativity, drawing ability, and skill with tools. A bachelor's degree in fine arts is recommended, though some sculptors are self-taught. The career path involves developing one's skills and portfolio, either by self-employment building a client base or seeking employment with companies hiring sculptors.
This document provides information and advice about finding face painting examples and designs for children's parties. It discusses how face painting is a fun art form for both children and adults. It recommends searching online for the many free face painting examples available on websites, which are often categorized by theme. It advises choosing a design that is within one's skill level to avoid frustration. Overall, the document emphasizes that face painting should be an enjoyable, stress-free activity.
Artists - How to Sell Your Artwork Directly to Buyers and Collectorseasypaycheckformula2b
This document summarizes an opportunity for artists to sell their artwork by being featured in an annual International Art Book. It notes that most artists struggle to sell through expensive galleries and art shows. The Art Book is distributed to galleries, art shows, and collectors around the world to help artists get exposure and sell their work. It accepts only artists seriously interested in selling internationally. Being included raises the artist's profile and connects them to buyers. Over 3,500 artists apply each year but only 100 are selected. It provides a free ticket to greater opportunities and success selling artwork internationally.
This document provides tips for beginners starting face painting. It recommends gathering information from books, videos, and online to learn techniques. Practicing is important to improving skills; use paints, brushes, and find willing models like older children or adults. Apply thin coats of paint and let layers dry before adding more. Start with simple designs like animals rather than symmetrical ones. Be creative and imagine designs like small tattoos. With practice, face painting can become a stress-relieving hobby or even business.
The Philadelphia Buyers Market of American Craft is the nations only wholesale market for handmade objects made by artists from the US and Canada. Each year more than 7,000 gallery and boutique owners and 1,000+ studio artists converge on Philadelphia for a weeklong convention of workshops and buying.
Great logos don't just appear out of thin air – they take strategic thought, solid design principals and an objective outlook. Get some pro tips in this presentation.
This document provides an overview of Module 5 of the Soul Proprietor course on communicating as a creative entrepreneur. It discusses the importance of communication in selling work and introduces concepts like non-violent communication, the four gates of speech, and creating an artist statement. Examples of effective artist statements are provided. Students are challenged to write their own statement and are given tips on communicating through emails, calls, and in-person. The document emphasizes connecting authentically with clients through honest, kind, and thoughtful communication.
Joan Riera went on a shopping expedition with his wife to observe various stores including Media Markt, Jack & Jones, Marc Rapid, Kokoa, Sports Base, Swatch, and Tascon. He provided highlights and observations from each store, noting things like music, displays, organization, and opportunities for improvement. Some key opportunities he identified included using unused ceiling space at Media Markt for displays, adding a drink vending machine at Jack & Jones, reorganizing piles of goods at Marc Rapid, and setting up outdoor seating at Kokoa in fall/winter. He concluded that taking an observer's perspective can help identify overlooked opportunities.
The document provides guidance for freelance artists and cultural workers on managing their careers successfully as self-employed individuals. It discusses preparing for freelance work by setting a schedule, not underselling talents or skills, and persisting through initial lower earnings. Tips are offered on finding work through studios, galleries, art fairs, and online sales. The platform "Share & Shine" intends to connect established and new freelancers with employers by providing opportunities for skills growth, experience sharing, and fulfilling work demands.
This document provides a summary of a new employee's first 22 days at their job. It is written as a journal with notes from each day. The employee feels overwhelmed at first but starts to get more comfortable as they learn about the company culture, which values continuous learning, creativity, and an energetic collaborative environment. They begin to enjoy the job and feel like they are becoming part of the community.
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The document outlines several denim projects from 2012 selected by TED & CCW Enterprise. The projects include Digital Hands, which explores Indian textile craft traditions and digital printing. Another project is Design for Change, which proposes a model for a design-led social business focusing on re-using textile waste and social innovation. A third project examines the topics of CSR and the fashion industry as well as designers driving social innovation.
This document provides an overview of funding options for projects, including public sources like grants from arts councils, private sources like corporate sponsorship, and funding from charitable organizations, trusts and foundations. It discusses the differences between funding that is provided in cash versus in-kind donations. Examples are given of successfully funded projects from various sectors. Guidance is offered on developing funding proposals, including defining objectives, impacts, needs, identifying suitable funders, and tips for strong proposal writing. Resources for finding additional funding information and opportunities are also listed.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
Mobile provides opportunities for apps due to its personal, immediate, and interactive nature as well as its ability to make life easier since mobile devices are always with users. While the app market is huge and growing, it is also busy and competitive. To succeed, one should find a remarkable niche idea, assemble a complimentary team, and target a niche through iterative development that listens to users and uses marketing. The document provides an example of a successful app called Situationist that gained traction through a social idea, team collaboration, and personal interactions.
The document discusses best practices for writing effective press releases, including following an appropriate format with a catchy headline, answering the key journalistic questions, using active voice and strong verbs, focusing on newsworthiness over advertising, and ensuring correct grammar, style and tone. It also touches on developing the overall public relations process and common reasons why press releases might not get desired media coverage.
The document discusses obtaining funding and sponsorship for projects. It provides information on different types of funding such as corporate sponsorship, crowd-funding, and private investors. The document also gives advice on developing funding proposals, identifying the right organizations to fund a project, and reviewing the outcomes of funded projects. Examples of various case studies and useful links for funding resources are also included.
This document provides information for newly self-employed individuals on registering their business, paying taxes, keeping records, and getting help. It outlines that you must register immediately by phone, form, or online. It describes paying Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance and income tax, as well as completing a tax return annually showing all income sources. Record keeping includes setting up and maintaining a system and retaining records for five years. Help is available from HMRC websites, helplines, and workshops.
Who is your audience and how do you get them at your show? This ECCA workshop helps you to create a simple marketing action plan to help decide who you are trying to attract, what you want to promote specifically and how you will achieve this on a tight budget. Getting the audience of your choice, appropriate to your work and future career goals, will be the first step in ensuring you’re launching and raising your profile beyond your degree show.
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You need to plan your show. But where do you start? This hands-on workshop will touch on the A-Z of planning events and projects, and you will leave with a more concrete idea or plan on how to get started!
Joe Wade, Director, Don’t Panic
Joe speaks about how Don’t Panic promote events through their marketing agency and the important role of social media and using the web effectively.
Carla Guler, LCF graduate, FdA Fashion Styling and Photography (2010)
Carla will be speaking about her experiences using Showtime to showcase her portfolio and the opportunities it has brought her.
Is it just luck if you get picked up by a collector at your Degree Show? Or do collectors specifically choose which shows to attend, know what they want to buy and how much they want to spend? Do they already have their eyes on particular student artists? Find out directly from British Art collector Chris Ingram about why he started collecting and how he makes his choices.
The document provides guidance on developing a fundraising strategy for an art or design project. It outlines key steps such as clarifying the project scope, creating a schedule and budget, and devising fundraising avenues. Potential sources of funding discussed include public funding, trusts and foundations, corporate and individual sponsorship, and in-kind donations. Guidance is given on crafting effective fundraising letters and following up with supporters.
Peter Fraser of Insight Education [www.insighteducation] and Tiresias Media [www.tiresiasmedia.com] talks about the comparative advantages of crowd funding versus conventional fund raising channels.
Your degree show is the first big opportunity to launch yourself as an artist. You can make contacts, secure further shows, meet collectors and sell your work. Find out how you can get the most out of your degree show and lay the foundations of your career.
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www.eastlondondesignshow.co.uk
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This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
20. After the degree show. Don’t panic if you didn’t sell or get with a gallery straight away.
21. If a gallery approaches you, do some research, speak to other artists who already work with them. Do not sign any contracts with anyone without seeking some legal advice. Most galleries work on a trusting relationship. Stay true to what you make and are about, just coz you sold a green painting, don’t just make green paintings from now on. Now is the time to really develop your work and focus on the future. Go to galleries you’d like to work with and try to get to know the curators and how the gallery operates.
25. If you are going full time as an artist. You will need to go and register at the job centre as self employed, which is a great laugh. Fill out the necessary forms, then go back to your studio and work.
Editor's Notes
The majority of work that I sell is through my websites and is print based, to people all over the world, through magazine articles about my work and through word of mouth. I also sell quite a lot of video pieces and have progressed my prices from £400 a piece to £1000 a piece (Editions of 3) since 2007.
Installations where the main piece is not for sale, think about prints and catalogues. If the show is an experience, then people will want some kind of souvenir, I.e a print of some form of documentation.
Made sales through Eamon Maxwell and Medeia Cohen, who runs the collectors exchange. Collector visited my show and wanted to buy both video pieces. Collectors talk to each other and so word spread and other collectors bought other pieces.