In the world of surface design and art licensing, there is a common debate about how many pieces to include in your collections. And there’s good news! You don’t have to design huge collections to be successful in art licensing. Enter, mini-collections! Read on to learn how to use this simple collection technique and snag my free mini-collection template!👇
Read MoreProcreate is a powerful digital illustration app for the iPad that offers a plethora of features and tools for artists to create stunning artwork. However, when it comes to preparing your Procreate files for print, there are certain considerations and steps you need to follow to ensure the best possible outcome.
Read MoreIn today's digital age, social media is like our virtual canvas – a place to showcase our art, connect with our audience, and make our creative mark on the world. One awesome way to do just that is by sharing our pattern creation process.
Read MoreIf you’re an artist selling on Society6, chances are you’ve seen the changes they’ve made in switching to their new tiered pricing structure called Artist Plans. I’ve been watching this play out and I know that it’s causing some unrest and confusion among the art community.
Read MoreAfter almost a decade in the art licensing industry, I’ve put together a systemized process for how to respond to inquiries. And today I’m going to share it with you! If you’re not sure how to respond to a potential licensing partner or how to negotiate your art licensing contract, I’ve got you covered!
Read MoreIf you use print on demand (POD) companies to sell your artwork on products, I bet you’re super frustrated with the uploading process. In this post, I’m going to share my process for uploading to print on demand websites like Society6, Spoonflower, and Redbubble.
Read MoreIn this post, I’m going to share the key things you need to do when creating professional-level illustrations for art licensing. You’ll learn how to ensure your art files are high-resolution enough to be printed on products, whether your art should be raster or vector, and other top tips for making sure your digital art files are setting you up for art licensing success!
Read MoreIf you want to be a professional artist, your journey starts with a powerful portfolio. In this post, I’ll walk you through actionable strategies to create a strong portfolio that will help you stand out from the crowd. No matter what your goal is as a professional artist, your portfolio is the key to making your creative dreams a reality.
Read MoreOne of the best ways for artists to make a living is through art licensing. If you want to learn how to become a surface designer and license your artwork with large brands, this post is for you!
Read MoreIf you’re an artist selling on print-on-demand sites like Society6 and Redbubble, chances are you’ve seen the changes they’ve made to their fee structure recently. I’ve been watching this play out and I know that it’s causing some unrest and confusion among the art community. As an artist who has been heavily involved with print-on-demand sites since the early days, I wanted to share my thoughts on how this will affect artists and the best way to move forward.
Read MoreThis is the story of my first ever art licensing deal. …and it all started with me having a mini freakout while going through the security checkpoint at Los Angeles airport.
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