Here’s another cartoon artist desperately trying to, ah, make some cash. (Sorry, couldn’t help myself.)
But I think this cartoon really stems from my interest in the relationship between money and art.
Both are “manufactured” these days, and often have a much higher value than the materials they’re made with.
At least this cartoon artist’s being honest about it, eh?
Perhaps it’s just my imagination, but occasionally I don't feel like I fit in very well with other artists I meet at art shows. I notice it most when I'm around artists dressed in black from head to toe, wearing dark eyeliner, and projecting an aura of depression. I don’t put that kind of effo. . . read more
This week's tutorial will take you through the process of writing your artist's statement, and lay out some basic guidelines for writing your resume as well. Let's begin with the artist's statement. Your primary focus should be to increase the reader’s interest in your art, which usually mean. . . read more
This review is neither an endorsement nor a recommendation for the GetPaidToDraw system. If you've been searching for ways make money from your art online and happened to find GetPaidToDraw.com, you might think you've got a sure-fire solution. Naturally, it costs $34.95 to find out if it work. . . read more
After reading the recently submitted article on EE which criticized limited edition print artists for being "a bit snooty and egotistical," I realized I needed to respond. Not about that statement, particularly, but about selling any art prints at all! One major issue I had with the . . . read more
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