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The launch of ActionRoom.TV
This is my follow up post to my story here, before I launched ActionRoom.TV. When I started my art career at the end of 2012 I didn’t know what artists do to get their names out there. Coming from a design/marketing background, I knew in business world, a company would hire someone building a website, […]
Yeok’s February and March report 2014
One of my new year resolutions is to get better at managing my time, reduce procrastination and spend more quality time with family and friends. Also, by disclosing my work and life hours, I hope I can help reducing misconceptions about an artist’s life. Yes I do have a day job (I do design and growth […]
Hack your career the artist way
One of my relative at her early 20s just talked to me about getting started with her career. “I’m glad you asked.” I said. Not because I’m awesome at finding jobs myself (in fact I have never attended a job interview), but because we all have to sharpen ourselves for the perfect opportunities in our […]
How to be a disciplined artist
Creativity and productivity don’t always go together, but without being disciplined, how can you, as an artist, make things happen? Resist extensive project craving As artists, we often become obsessed about a project and a long period of time. It’s like a craving for creativity that’s eager to be fulfilled. It’s all well and good […]
How to build your first website on a budget
Many artists are super talented with their art making, but it can be overwhelming when it comes to building a website. Nowadays, when someone come across your art whether in a magazine, on the street, or in a gallery, if they want to know more about you, they are likely to search your name on […]
Survive the Bottom Line as an Artist
I saw a homeless kid last week on the train. As soon as he stepped onto the train, he opened the sleeping bag and made a little nest for himself to sleep in for the night. Apparently there are more and more young people becoming homeless these days. I’m not sure what the core reason […]
How to Find a Gallery for your Art & How to Work With Them
I just had a massive opening night, and I learned a lot in the process of putting things together. I was reminded that a few people have asked me how to find gallery spaces, so I’d like to share my experience with you – hopefully it’s helpful to you. Be a regular Gallery fitting is like […]
How to Take Your Artwork to the Next Level
I was so glad when Anna email me this morning with her question – the more people are getting serious with their art, the stronger the community will be! I’m no expert, but I can tell you everything I know from experience, and wanted to share what with you what I did with her. Hello, […]
Promote your art show on a budget
Now you have just got a spot for your next show, started working on your artwork, and counting down the days before they will be displayed in the beautiful space. But how are you going to get people to come to your show? And yes, you need to start thinking about it, right now. Personal […]
