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Take a class and try your hand at making some of your own.
No matter what craft you want to learn, or what artist you want to learn it from, there is probably someone on TeachStreet with a class in your neighborhood ]]>Artists, need a website to display or sell your artwork?
G R E A T !
I am a web designer always taking on new clients. I do websites for many different categories, but I specialize in websites for artists to showcase or sell their art/work, so you are in good hands! I also have 3 design degrees under my belt, and love what i do, so you won't end up with a cheesy, flakey, slow website. I only do custom, original websites.
I am also very affordable, and fast at what i do. Your site will be up within days, rather than weeks or months like other designers or companies out there today.
If you are in need of a website, take a look at mine: http://www.zineberge.com
If you like what you see, please contact me, and lets chat about your website needs.
THANKS FOR LOOKING. I LOOK FORWARD TO DESIGNING YOUR NEXT WEBSITE!
I’d like to invite you to participate in a new online community and educational resource for the arts. AmbushArts.com is an opportunity for writers, musicians, photographers, visual artists, dancers, and filmmakers to both promote their work and improve their craft. It’s also a forum where artists can interact with other practitioners, collaborate across genres, and help increase the audience for art in America while raising the standards to which it is held. And, best of all, it's free.
After registering with the site, you’ll be able to shape your profile into a digital portfolio, complete with work samples, bio, educational background, and a link to your own private website if you have one. You can then get involved in the online workshops by critiquing the work of other artists, posting work of your own, taking part in polls and competitions, and discussing news and information relevant to your industry. And if you’re excited about the site’s potential, you can even submit your work for a chance to appear in the first issue of AmbushArts.com’s quarterly online magazine.
But that’s only the beginning. There are a great many additional features in the works. I'll be adding a classified ads section, which will allow members to search, place, and respond to ads that could further their artistic careers. A new collaboration feature is on the way, which will enable members to display work they've collaborated on and watch it gain publicity and potential sales via an online ranking system. Once there is enough traffic on the site, members will be able to participate in Q&A sessions with guest artists, gain privileges within the site by completing assignments and winning contests, and much, much more.
So come help AmbushArts.com grow into a resource we can all use to advance our crafts. It’s free, so there’s no reason not to register today and lock down the username you want before someone else does. See you online.
Ad lucem,
John Thomas
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