The power of teaching and why not all artists make a good teacher
Cranfield Colours: meeting a manufacturer
Interview with Cranfield Colours Director, Michael Crane
On the money: How to price your work
How do you decide where to pitch your pricing?
Interview with Gallerist Nick Bentley (part 2)
What is the ideal relationship between you and your gallery?
Using Social Media as Part of your Artistic Journey
Social media can be a huge benefit to any creative person wanting to promote what they do, but it needs to be used intelligently…
Finding your style
Finding your own voice as an artist and developing ideas and techniques in a way that is recognisably your own.
Everyone’s a critic...
Criticism: how to take it well, make use of it and when to ignore it altogether.
Festive Special - Payback-Time!
How kindness, loyalty and giving your artistic skills back can not only feel good, but can also be good for business.
The Artist's Statement
Writing an artist’s statement comes with the territory, but how do you do it well?
Interview with Gallerist & Art Dealer Nick Bentley (part 1)
This week we look at art from the other side of the fence with gallery owner and art dealer Nick Bentley.
The Artist's Persona
Confidence in your work inspires confidence from your audience so developing and maintaining a comfortable, confident attitude (even if it is not entirely the way you really feel!) can help you to become a respected artist.
Art Fairs: a great place to meet Jo Public
Want to know how to find the right art fair for you and how to work your stand when you get there? In this episode we’ll look at getting started along with some practical help with preparation and presentation.
Find me a Gallery!
Just how do you get your art work on the walls of a gallery and is there a special way to go about it?
Introduction to Peter Keegan
From going to art school to running an art school, the rapid path taken by Peter Keegan
So how exactly do you get started as a working artist?
Taking those first steps to becoming an artist can be a scary prospect, but it doesn’t have to be if you start small and local.
Introduction to Laura Boswell
From butchers skivvy to working print maker, how your artistic journey need not be a smooth path.
Introduction to the Podcast
An introduction to Ask an Artist, the presenters and what will be covered during this new podcast, designed by artists for artists.