From the monthly archives: October 2007
Well, I actually got some time to spend in the studio in the past couple weeks and I created two sculptures for my local art association’s Abstract/Avant Garde juried show. Now I just have to wait for the weekend to see if I got in.
Either way, I really like both pieces. [...]
Judy Dunn is a polymer clay artist who does both wholesale and retail. She offers business and marketing insights on her blog. I think I’ve also featured an article about her polymer clay cranes before. It ought to be impossible to fold those out of polymer clay but I’ve seen her do it [...]
I was losing track of which blogs I had written about so far so I’ve decided to go in the order they’re listed in my reader… Which won’t make any sense to anyone else though since it will be alphabetical by category – except for the ones I haven’t categorized yet.
This is an interesting [...]
The Art Biz Blog is written by Alyson Stanfield and is a great resource for artists on all sorts of marketing and business topics. She also has a podcast and newsletter.
For example she had a good post about whether to write your artist bio or statement in 1st or 3rd [...]
I think I’m going to feature other blogs and sites every so often. For one thing, they’re very simple posts to write and I can schedule them ahead of time so there’ll be activity on the blog even when I’m busy
Libby Mills is a really gifted polymer clay artist, beader, and [...]
Polymer Clay Dailyis another blog you should check out if you haven’t already.. Cynthia Tinapple searches high and low for new polymer clay and delivers something new every day.
Well, the only things I’ve found so far are mentions of not stealing bandwidth for images – which I knew already but I’ll include a couple references below in case anyone isn’t familiar with the concept. Basically, stealing bandwidth is like borrowing someone’s cellphone and calling China for eight hours. Not nice.
One of THOSE mornings… It was too hot last night so I didn’t sleep all that well. We tried putting the fan in the window (we’ve already taken the air conditioner out) and that worked really well. Until it started pouring in the middle of the night and blowing rain all over the floor.
I [...]
So what is the correct etiquette with blogs and images anyway? It seems like alot of blogs just copy images from other sites when they’re posting/promoting. It really looks great and I’d like to do the same but I’m not sure about the correctness of it all.
Do you have to get permission from [...]
Polymer Clay Notes is a great blog with lots of inspiration. Some of the things I like best are the non-clay related images. After the initial “Ooooh” reaction, my mind starts spinning off in different directions thinking about how I could use that shape or this color combination or… After looking at the [...]
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