Sara Leger experience and thoughts regarding building an art career.
August is here, and Cherry Bomb Studio is buzzing with more projects than I thought possible. ( Whoop!) Between a book cover, 12 illustrations, and 2 portraits, I’ve somehow convinced myself that there are more hours in the day because I am also helping host a Murder Mystery written by an award winning writer in the […]
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A Beginner Guide For Artists There are several ways that I have sold thousands of dollars of art on Facebook but they all hinge on the very basics. You first have to be known, liked and trusted! With over 2 billion eager monthly users ready to discover and invest in your artistic brilliance don’t fall
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Is Instagram still worth it for artists? As an artist, trying to figure out social media with it’s ever evolving algorithms can sometimes become a bit too much. I’ll gain followers just to lose them the very next week. I don’t get it. It makes you wonder if it’s really necessary for your art career,
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Where Do The super rich hide their art. Freeports I could also have called this, “Where billionaires store and trade art like ultra expensive Pokemon Cards” It’s a good time to be in the art business with the ultra rich buying masterpieces at record prices. But what happens to the art in between auctions? Turns
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Unleash Your Artistic Potential with 10 Ways to Make Money Online with your art. If you’re like me, you’ve always had a fire inside that drives you to express yourself through your art but it also burn through your budget with the mounting cost of art supplies. With the economic downturn and everyone’s purse strings
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What is my art worth? I’ve asked myself this question so many times especially when I see the huge price differences in strikingly similar quality works locally vs urban. Rural artists are absolutely, undeniably worthy of the world’s canvas and the quality of the art is just as good as their city counterparts so why
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