There will be no new articles this week on EE, since I’ll be camping and traveling, and (mostly) off the grid. EmptyEasel’s regular schedule will resume next Sunday.
If you’re looking for an art-related fix in the meantime, I’d recommend Graham Matthews’ Artpromotivate.com, Katherine Tyrrell’s Making A Mark, or Dan Johnson’s RightBrainRockstar.com. I’ve read Katherine’s blog for years, but the other two are fairly new to me, and look to be great resources as well.
Last week’s articles on EmptyEasel:
How to Create and Market Your Own Open Studio Art Event
James Kinnett: Realistic Waterfowl Paintings
Using Social Media to Build Trust with Art Buyers
Put Down That Brush!
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