It’s true. . . and especially for artists. With other jobs you might be able to muddle through on persistence alone, but not with art.
So take a break this weekend, if you need it. Enjoy the sunshine, if you have it.
Relax. It’s Saturday.
Finally, my "big project" is finished! It’s been a crazy day with a lot going on, but foliotwist.com is finally live and online! Since I’ve kept it a complete secret up until launch, here’s a quick (mostly visual) overview of what it does. . .read more
NOTE: The following promotion has ended. Thanks to everyone who participated, a new pricing structure for Foliotwist has been chosen. Not surprisingly, things have been pretty hectic over at Foliotwist HQ ever since we launched our "Choose Your own Price" promotion on May 1st. In fact, we've r. . . read more
Most artists don’t make it big right out of the gates. In fact, I think it’s safe to say that all of us have to work very hard to get to the point where we can rely on our artwork to pay the bills. Until that time comes, we often find ourselves in jobs that don’t necessarily suit us, just to . . . read more
Describing what art is, is like describing what air is: it's just as intangible. But the difference with art is that it's also very subjective. . . so it truly IS something different to everyone. One theory says that art is the outward expression of deep emotions felt by the artist. Most defin. . . read more
What will it take to sell my art on the internet? I hear that question a lot—and here at EmptyEasel the answer usually involves blogging, creating a strong brand, using social networks like Twitter, etc, etc. All of those are good answers. . . they'll certainly help you sell art. But tod. . . read more
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