The New Art Magazine Artists And Their Websites
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The New Art Magazine: Artists and Their Websites
Summary
In today's crowded art magazine scene, standing out can be a challenge. However, with your own website, you can showcase your art without having to navigate the often exclusive art communities. Here's how a personal art website can help you shine:
Maximize Your Art Website
- Display Your Portfolio: Showcase your entire range of work, from beadwork to painting. Digital photos of your creations are perfect for building an online portfolio.
- Highlight Your Styles: Avoid being pigeonholed by dedicating pages to different artistic disciplines you love.
- Promote Your Services: If you sell paintings, prints, or crafts, let your audience know. Specify your availability if you have a regular job, ensuring they know when you can take commissions.
- Offer Special Deals: Attract customers with discounts for repeat purchases or referrals. Clearly outline these deals on your website.
- Subscription Options: Consider offering monthly subscriptions for recurring projects like a "Scarf of the Month" club. This encourages repeat visits and provides predictable income.
- Commission Forms: Make it simple for customers to request custom pieces by providing easy-to-use order forms.
- Provide Contact Information: Make sure your contact details, including phone and email, are easily accessible.
- Create an Art Newsletter: Keep your audience engaged with updates about your work, upcoming shows, and interesting art-related content.
- Build Community Connections: Share links to fellow artists, framers, and art supply stores. This not only fosters community but can also boost your visibility through reciprocal links.
Final Thoughts
When designing your art website, creativity is key. By presenting your work and personality effectively, you can connect with your audience and leave a lasting impression.
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