Tag: art business strategy

Jul 30
A Step-by-Step Guide to Improve Your Existing Art Portfolio

 Let’s Take a Look Together You’ve got a portfolio, maybe on your website, maybe tucked in a PDF, maybe in a beautifully curated Instagram grid. But when was the last time you gave it a real, honest look? Not a scroll-through. A review. Your portfolio is more than a gallery. It’s a mirror of your growth, your taste, and the version of your creative self you’re presenting to the world. Whether you’re trying to land clients, get into galleries, or just want to feel more aligned with your work, learning to…

Jul 29
How to Use a Portfolio to Secure Art Commissions

Commissions can be a beautiful bridge between creativity and income. Whether it’s a a mural for a cozy café, or a custom sculpture for a collector’s home, commissions allow you to get paid for your unique vision while serving someone else’s dream. But how do people know you’re the right artist for the job? That’s where your portfolio comes in. Your portfolio isn’t just a gallery, it’s a trust builder, a proof-of-concept, and a conversation starter. It’s the tool that helps potential clients visualize what you can do for them. In…

Jul 23
How to Add Testimonials to Your Artist Portfolio

(A Personal Guide to Letting Others Speak for Your Art) As artists, we spend most of our time showing, not telling. We’re used to letting our brushstrokes, lines, and textures speak for us. But in a world where trust sells, and where people want to know what it’s like to work with you, letting others share their words can be just as powerful as showing your work. That’s where testimonials come in. Thoughtful feedback from buyers, curators, collaborators, or workshop attendees can turn a good portfolio into a magnetic one. The…

Jul 16
How to Create a Timeline for Regularly Updating Your Art Portfolio 

Updating your art portfolio regularly sounds like something only superhumans do… or people who somehow enjoy spreadsheets. But for the rest of us (who maybe have 37 unfinished paintings, two open calls bookmarked, and no idea what year our artist bio was last updated), it can feel like a lot. So, what if we made it… not stressful? What if your portfolio timeline felt more like a cozy studio ritual than a looming admin task? This guide isn’t about turning you into a marketing robot. It’s about crafting a flexible rhythm…

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