Paul Watson is an artist whose day job is managing a web team for a publishing company. He has been working in web development & web strategy for various companies since 1996. He lives and works in Brighton, UK.
The opinions expressed in this blog are his own personal opinions and do not necessarily represent those of his employer, friends, next-door neighbours or pet cat.
Another follow-up post, this time following up my post on Self-publishing your art books on Lulu. From http://www.lulu.com/content/2709735: “Dear Lulu” is a test book researched and produced by graphic design students and Prof. Frank Philippin at Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany, during an intensive two-day workshop with London-based designer James Goggin (Practise). The book’s intention is to [...]
Lauren Simonutti is a Baltimore-based artist/photographer. Having been told that her work didn’t “fit in” in the US (and having more positive experiences in European and Australian markets), she turned to the web—more precisely, to self-publishing her artwork in print-on-demand books through Lulu—in order to reach her audience. I’ve been interested in using print-on-demand for [...]
I wanted to take a short break from writing long articles to provide a quick list of links to various sites and online tools which can help artists with selling art online. So, in no particular order, I give you: Strategies & tactics for selling art online Empty Easel – Selling Art Online: a selection [...]