UGallery is an online art gallery that aims to help emerging artists gain exposure and connect with buyers. The platform was founded in 2006 and has since focused on selling one-of-a-kind paintings. UGallery curates its portfolio and maintains personal relationships with both artists and clients. The gallery emphasizes storytelling and marketing to create a unique experience for buyers. While UGallery primarily operates in the US, it is working on expanding its international sales. The platform differentiates itself from other online galleries and competes more directly with physical galleries.

Kara Voorhees shares her journey as a watercolorist and the challenges and joys of working with watercolors. She discusses her background in art, her experiences with different mediums, and how she discovered her love for watercolors. Kara also talks about the importance of marketing oneself as a watercolorist and the materials and tools she uses for her artwork. She explains her process for making prints of her paintings and the importance of accessibility in art. Finally, she shares her methods for photographing and archiving her paintings. In this conversation, Kara Voorhees discusses her experience with printing and selling her artwork, as well as her journey as a writer and self-published author. She shares her process for ordering prints, including the importance of trial prints and tracking inventory. Kara also talks about her solo art show at Disco Dolls and her upcoming book titled 'Priestess'. She highlights the themes and setting of the book, as well as her plans for its release.

In this conversation, Eric and Chain Assembly discuss various topics related to the art industry. They talk about leaving Florida and moving to Atlanta, exploring different conventions and events, the challenges of copyright infringement, the importance of building an audience outside of social media, and the benefits of printing artwork at home. They also touch on the impact of social media on artists, the value of commissions, and the appeal of niche conventions. Overall, the conversation highlights the experiences and insights of an artist navigating the art world and finding success in their own unique way. In this conversation, Eric Z. Goodnight discusses various aspects of his art business, including the use of CMYK and RGB color modes, the appeal of digital prints, the creation of art products like canvas prints and stickers, long-term goals and legacy, and upcoming Kickstarter projects. He also shares his thoughts on using BackerKit Launch for lead generation and the importance of having an online presence.

The conversation begins with an introduction and background information about the participants. They then discuss their overall impressions of the Oscars and the lack of excitement and surprises. They also talk about the comedy bits and presenters, with a focus on Melissa McCarthy's comedy skills. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about dresses and fashion, including body positivity and styling choices. They also discuss Jodie Foster's style and men's fashion. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the musical performances. The conversation covers various topics related to the Golden Globe Awards, including discussions about the winners, performances, and controversies. The hosts express surprise at certain winners and disappointment at the exclusion of certain movies. They also compare the hosting styles of Jimmy Kimmel and Ricky Gervais. The conversation touches on the movie 'Dune' and John Cena's previous nude scenes. The duration of the awards is praised for its smooth flow. The hosts select the movie 'Girls Will Be Girls' for their next review.

In this conversation, Chain Assembly and Marielle discuss various aspects of running Kickstarter campaigns. They talk about cross-promotion, Kickstarter exclusives, stretch goals, add-ons, bulk printing, and selling leftover products. They also explore the benefits of the Kickstarter platform, including the joy of backer communication. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the strategies and considerations involved in running successful Kickstarter campaigns. In this part of the conversation, Mariëlle and Chain Assembly discuss the use of BackerKit and Pledge Manager for crowdfunding campaigns. They also explore the benefits of BackerKit Launch and the challenges of generating foot traffic on BackerKit Crowdfunding. They touch on the competition between BackerKit and Kickstarter, as well as the need for improvements in Kickstarter's backend. Mariëlle shares her promotion strategies, including newsletters, Instagram, and referral links. They also discuss the importance of educating potential backers about Kickstarter. Finally, they talk about managing multiple platforms, such as YouTube, blogs, and podcasts. In this conversation, Mariëlle and Chain Assembly discuss advertising on podcasts, using domains for advertising, choosing social media platforms, consolidating marketing efforts, neglecting newsletters, experimenting with social media platforms, creating multiple products, judging one-product creators, constantly creating, and the Listen to Your Heart Tarot Challenge.

In this conversation, Nick and Leslie review the Hallmark movie Sense and Sensibility. They discuss various aspects of the movie, including the representation of black people, costumes and set design, music, acting, and character development. They also talk about the plot, the relationships between the characters, and the overall directing of the movie. They share their scores for different aspects of the movie and provide a conclusion.

RF Pangborn discusses his transition from commission work to finding his own style, the exploration of different art mediums, and the challenges and benefits of selling original artwork. He shares insights into pricing, archiving, and the importance of consistency in social media posting. RF also touches on the role of prints and licensing in his art business. In this conversation, RF Pangborn shares insights and advice on building a successful art business on social media platforms. He emphasizes the importance of engaging with peers and followers, using hashtags effectively, and exploring different platforms like TikTok. RF also discusses the limitations of Facebook ads and the ever-changing landscape of social media. He highlights the significance of careful packing and shipping, quick delivery, and excellent customer service. Additionally, RF shares his strategies for avoiding boredom by switching mediums and exploring different art styles. He concludes by expressing his goals of making a humble living through art and encouraging persistence in the face of challenges.

In this conversation, Chain Assembly and Zach discuss various topics related to conventions, marketing strategies, and crowdfunding platforms. They talk about the transition to a new white labeling convention circuit business, compare different gaming conventions, and share their experiences and expectations at Origins. They also discuss marketing strategies for conventions, networking tips, and the benefits of promoting creators at events. The conversation touches on the ZineQuest projects and the challenges of marketing different types of projects. They also explore the use of live streaming platforms for marketing and the differences between crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and GameFound.

Margaret discusses her paintings that evoke warmth and nostalgia through found photos. She explains her preference for vernacular photography and the emotional connection she feels to these lost moments. Margaret highlights the joy of giving new life to forgotten photos through her paintings. She also shares the reactions and interpretations of viewers, emphasizing the personal stories they create. Margaret discusses her experience with art festivals and the importance of understanding her target market. She shares her strategy of focusing on quality shows outside of Florida and the benefits of selling out at these events. Margaret also discusses her commissioned paintings and the importance of saying no when the project doesn't align with her artistic vision.

Comedian Sean Jordan discusses his journey in stand-up comedy, from starting in Sioux Falls to moving to Portland and LA. He shares his experiences in finding his unique voice on stage and the importance of networking and connecting with fans. Sean also talks about the process of recording and releasing his first stand-up album and the impact it had on his career. He emphasizes the importance of generating revenue through merchandise sales and building a fanbase to sustain a career in comedy. In this conversation, Sean Jordan discusses various aspects of being a comedian, including merchandise sales and corporate gigs, finding your niche, the desire to be an announcer for skate contests, self-management and representation, taxes and bookkeeping, the need for unionization in the comedy industry, and the process of recording a special.