artswork is a job posting system that links Emily Carr students and alumni to employers. The jobs listed are specifically targeted towards the Emily Carr community – artists in Vancouver, students or otherwise. It’s a great resource.
Things I’ve gotten off of this job board:
a month of free publicity showing slides of my artwork before movies
a [...]
Tattoo Designer
Tattoos are really, really hot.
On everybody else but me. I can’t imagine looking at myself and seeing a tattoo, the lines that exist on my body are familiar and comfortable to me (even the unsightly ones!) and I am pretty happy about that.
But on basically everyone else, there is just something *catchy* about them, like [...]
Artists and Travel
Back in the day, artists’ best method of travel would be to hook up with a rich kid going on the Grand Tour. Basically, if you were rich a few centuries ago, you didn’t get a digital camera, you got a Travel Buddy/Artist Cam instead.
I pulled my own version of that on my trip to [...]
Daily Art April 27
Here is a study of my hand as done in photoshop today. I love how easy it is to “mix” colours in photoshop.
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You can be Getting Things Done Fast!!
Today I spent 5.5 hours (Thanks, Itunes) on listening to David Allen’s Getting Things Done Fast.
Wow!
It advocates writing every tiny little thing down, and filing it, freeing up the RAM in your mind and memory to more important, creative things instead of reminding and remembering and stressing. If it’s filed somewhere to [...]
A Handy Resource for Nit-Picky Business Things
As far as starting a small business goes, there are some things that need to be done. I don’t plan on opening a storefront for my art, but for some people it may be the Best Idea Ever!
so check out Lifehacker’s Essential Tips For Setting Up Your Side Business.
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Pricing Paintings and other Work
Art work should be priced so that you can make a living from it.
That’s it.
There’s a lot of writing out there about how to price your work, rules and expectations and standards. I am not interested in doing research to find out how every other mediocre artist is pricing their work right now, because I [...]
Context: the Vag subject: Monet to Dali
for one the title of the exhibition does not adequately represent the
period that the works in the exhibition encompass. it’s lesser known
artist A to lesser known artist B and I can see the pictures in my
mind but I can’t remember them.
as soon as i walked into the room busy busy busy everything I knew -
dates, [...]
Random Freelance: Typing Service Saves You Time
I put up a craigslist ad and now have a freelance job to type up about 30 pages. At $3.00 a page, it’ll be about 90 something dollars, which, combined with my hohum day job, will effectively double the amount of money I earn today.
It’s not art, but I type at 81 wpm no errors, [...]
Daily Art Thing – Rachel Brice
Rachel Brice (reference: YouTube) with Photoshop
The way humans are built is neat.
This bellydancer is very well known, one of the ‘belly dance superstars.’ She was interesting to ‘paint’ because of her hands and the shadows that her hair makes, and because she’s a dancer, the gesture of her body is interesting, and if the shadows [...]
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