Tag: making your art memorable

1. Why “More” Isn’t Always Better Most artists assume that the key to unlocking opportunities is having a giant, polished portfolio filled with dozens of works. But here’s the truth: quality beats quantity almost every time. A small body of work that’s intentional, cohesive, and authentic can outshine a massive gallery of random pieces. Think of it like a restaurant menu. If the chef offers fifty different dishes but only cooks five well, the diners will remember the bad ones more than the good. On the other hand, a short menu…

1. Why Static Isn’t Enough Anymore There was a time when  an online portfolio was a digital gallery, clean, clickable, and often as static as a printed brochure. But today, with more artists vying for attention and collectors, curators, and collaborators browsing from phones and tablets, that passive layout just doesn’t cut it. Interactive portfolios give your audience something to do, not just something to look at. And when people interact, they remember. It’s not about flashy tech but building experiences. Think of it like stepping into a well-designed studio versus…