Join us for Artpreneur Spotlight #3 video artist interview with special guest, Ira Mitchell.

Join us for Artpreneur Spotlight #2. Amanda Tomasoa is an artist who has built a following in both the real world, and in the virtual world.

Artpreneur Spotlight #1 with our special guest, New Zealand artist, Katie Robinson.

Is there a trade-off, as an artist, for prioritising the quality of your art over the quantity of pieces you produce (or vice versa)?

Copyright infringement is one of the biggest risks you can expose yourself to when using A.I. tools such as ChatGPT or Midjourney.

Do you ever wonder why large artworks sell for much higher prices, irrespective of the perceived quality?

We’ve all heard the term ‘fake it ’til you make it’, but how valid is that for us as artists?

With so many natural animal and plant fibres to choose from, which are my fibres of choice?

The topic of A.I. and art can be quite controversial, but it’s here to stay and so we should maximise A.I.’s positive features where we can.

Have you found yourself having to pay 30% to 50% commission to an intermediary to sell your artwork? What did you think of that?

Do you use a social media platform as your primary (or only) marketing tool? Here’s why that may not be the best idea for you!

Do you wonder why I post videos and articles about both art and writing, and wonder why my subject choices seem so diverse?

All professions and pastimes have an element of physical risk. What are your risks as an artist or creative?

Are you struggling to deliver a message with your art? Do you even need to?

Join with me as I show you how I layer up the wool and other natural fibres to create each of my 2-dimensional, framed art pieces.

If I told you that I do ‘fibre art’ would you have any idea what that means?

I’m sure you’ve felt that feeling of ‘overwhelm’ – quickened heart rate, shortness of breath, stress, anxiety, a feeling that you can’t cope

Does the thought of goal-setting makes you shiver just a little bit inside?

Have you heard the saying ‘it takes a village to raise a child’? As an artist you should never be working in isolation.

Is there a ‘use-by date’ to starting an art (or creative) practice?