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Quote of the Day- "People that are unable to motivate themselves must be content with mediocrity, no matter how impressive their other talents." Andrew Carnegie
Originally pilfered from "The Painter's Key's" - a great web site if you didn't know it.
O.K. - Here's what my travels found today.
First of all, someone from deviant art turned me on to "Raymond Saunders" who is a living artist. African American and originally from the Pittsburgh area (same as me) he does work that to me seem like an updated version of "Basquiat". I'm very excited about looking at more of this artist work. He deals with some of the same issues as Basquiat and many of the paintings have that same Jazz tone to them.
Don't know if this will pan out or not but if you're still looking for web site help - check out,
http://www.beautifulartistwebsites.com - It looks like they might have something going on, haven't checked into their prices yet. It says that they make museum quality sites and at first glance it appears that they do. Very nice.
In conjunction with that site-check out http://www.artmarketingsecrets.com
Read a couple of quick articles and the 2nd one was already worth taking the time to get involved with this site. Such subjects as getting organized as an artist , and are you serious about becoming a professional, and getting galleries to visit your site.
If you're reading this blog, leave me a note once in awhile so i know you've been by.
Originally pilfered from "The Painter's Key's" - a great web site if you didn't know it.
O.K. - Here's what my travels found today.
First of all, someone from deviant art turned me on to "Raymond Saunders" who is a living artist. African American and originally from the Pittsburgh area (same as me) he does work that to me seem like an updated version of "Basquiat". I'm very excited about looking at more of this artist work. He deals with some of the same issues as Basquiat and many of the paintings have that same Jazz tone to them.
Don't know if this will pan out or not but if you're still looking for web site help - check out,
http://www.beautifulartistwebsites.com - It looks like they might have something going on, haven't checked into their prices yet. It says that they make museum quality sites and at first glance it appears that they do. Very nice.
In conjunction with that site-check out http://www.artmarketingsecrets.com
Read a couple of quick articles and the 2nd one was already worth taking the time to get involved with this site. Such subjects as getting organized as an artist , and are you serious about becoming a professional, and getting galleries to visit your site.
If you're reading this blog, leave me a note once in awhile so i know you've been by.
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