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Make Your Business Cards Memorable – Include an Image of Your Art

When I have business cards printed, I always include an image of one of my sculptures on them. People attending art fairs and group shows often pick up cards from numerous artists. If you just have a plain card, it

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Email Tuneup: The Subject Line

The purpose of a subject line is to get the recipient to actually open the email. It is often the first impression you portray – so shouldn’t you make it count? First off, always include a subject line in your

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Art Donations and the Tax Man – What Can You Deduct When You Donate Your Art?

It’s that time of year again — the dreaded tax season is upon us. Oh what fun! –not really. Ok, so I’m not a tax expert and I definitely suggest talking to your tax advisor before making decisions about your

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Taking Photos of Your Artwork: Get an Angle on It

Think about view angle when photographing your 3 dimensional work. A square-on image taken from the front of a 3d piece is not always the most flattering or even the most interesting view. Changes in tone, mood, the play of light and shadow and many other factors can often be effected

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Email Tuneup: Your Name

Be careful when setting up your display name that will appear as the sender on all correspondence. You know, the name that shows up instead of your email address in the “From” field when you send an email. Avoid putting

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