Your Art

Develop and refine your artistic practice through articles on technique, style development, and finding your creative voice. Discover how to create work that resonates authentically with your audience.

Art and Copyright Law in the UK: Protect Your Artwork

UK copyright law automatically protects your art when you create it, but here's what you actually need to know about keeping it safe.

Creating Your Artist Portfolio

Set up a working portfolio to track your progress and a professional portfolio to showcase your best work and land commissions.

Develop a USP for Your Artwork

Find what sets your artwork apart from competitors and use it to attract more buyers and sales.

Essential Artist Supplies and Art Equipment

Get the right art supplies and equipment to start selling your work without breaking the bank.

Finding Art Materials Suppliers

How to find reliable art suppliers that offer quality materials without constantly switching vendors.

How to Get Commissions For Your Art

Getting art commissions means building a strong reputation and online presence so buyers find you and want to hire you for custom work.

How to Price Your Art

Set your art prices based on market research, time spent, and key factors like size and medium instead of guessing.

Identifying Trends in the Art World

Keep your art business competitive by staying ahead of current trends in the industry and understanding what customers actually want.

Questionnaire: Your Art or Your Business?

Figure out if you're spending enough time on art versus running your business with this self-assessment questionnaire.

Selling Alternative Art

How to sell alternative art through galleries, online communities, and building buzz around experimental work.

The Art of Selling Art

Selling art requires a different approach than other sales, focus on the right atmosphere, lighting and subtle techniques to avoid turning buyers away.

Tips for Displaying and Showing Your Art Work

Give your artwork room to breathe with proper spacing, lighting and neutral walls to help pieces stand out and sell better.