Artists Helping Artists: Selling Your Art On-Line with Leslie Saeta

Pinterest is what most of us refer to as eye-candy. It is visual and the place many go to for inspiration. Plus, Pinterest users use Pinterest to shop. So using Pinterest to sell your art makes very good business sense.

On today's show we will share a practical but successful approach to how you can sell your art on Pinterest.

Carlson's Guide to Landscape Painting book is one of the most treasured art books of all time. It has valuable information about drawing, painting, perspective, atmosphere and so much more. On today's show, we want to mention some of the key ideas from the book… we hope that this will  cause you to reread it or purchase it for your art book collection.

We all know shipping art is not fun. A lot of us have shipping supplies stored everywhere and how much do we all hate standing in line at the post office or Fedex? We are so lucky to have Amanda Griffey as our guest on the show today. Amanda is an accomplished artist and she has a lot of experience shipping art. She has also worked in the small package shipping industry. We can't wait to hear what Amanda has to say on the show!

Spring is almost here What better time is there to give your art and art career a spring cleaning? On today's show my co-host Margaret and I will share twenty ways you can give your art a spring cleaning.

For seven years we have interviewed artists on this show. And to be honest, there have been some recurring themes in these interviews. Today on the show, we will discuss ten things we have learned from the interviews with today's top artists.

On today's show, we are thrilled to interview the incredibly talented Artist Doug Diehl. Doug is interested in color and light and it’s interaction with objects, whether still life or landscape. His goal as a painter is basic; to paint the everyday beauty that is our lives. Join us for a great conversation with a wonderful artist.

Instagram is quickly becoming the most popular form of social media. It's definitely the most effective tool to find an audience for your art. On today's show Leslie is going to look back at everything she has learned about Instagram this past year and translate her experience in to exactly what you should be doing on Instagram right now.

There is no doubt that Margaret and I get asked questions all of the time. We receive emails, comments on our social media and questions submitted through the AHA website. Today we are going to do our best to answer a lot of those questions. So listen up, because there are a lot of good ones!

On the today's show, my co-host Margaret Sheldon and I will be sharing fifteen revenue streams every artist should pursue. There are a lot of ways to earn money with your art in addition to selling paintings and teaching classes.

Artists can usually figure out how to practice their art, but their real dilemma comes in how to organize just about every other aspect of their lives. On today's show we will revisit the twelve most important areas an artist needs to organize their life.