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Back by popular demand, artists and creative entrepreneurs I'm returning with the 4th series to give you what you need to keep on shining. We're going to start this off by going through a guide to help you come up with a way to price your artworks so that others' will want to buy them. There are many ways to rate paintings. These are just a few formulas to get you going. If your artwork is framed always increase the price by the cost of the frame and if the frame is actually drilled into the stretcher bars then double the fee to cover the labor. Never price your artworks according to the emotion that you feel or be afraid to ask for a higher amount as you took the valuable time to create your masterpiece now its time to get paid! -This post may contain affiliate links. When a purchase is made from one of these links I receive a small commission at additional expense to you. Basic Items Let's go through a list of essential nitty-gritty items that you shoul

This week for Feature Tuesday I want to introduce to you 5 unique entrepreneurial & marketing bloggers that, in my opinion, have passed the tests of quality and reliability. I felt that their information was portrayed in an informative and useful way as well as having quality resources for others to use. This post may contain affiliate links. When a sale is made from one of these links I receive a small commission at no additional expense to you. To read my full disclosure, please visit my disclaimer page. 1.) Sophievl , an online entrepreneur blogger, written by Sophie I came across this coach/blogger while manually pinning on Pinterest. Something about her pin really caught my attention, and I'm glad I saved it and read further on her website. How to Pitch Yourself as a Blogger , was the  pin  that led me to a very inspiring blog post I highly recommend. The tone she uses in her posts is authentic and down to earth making it easier to digest the information she has t

Can you imagine walking into a museum to view some of the most famous works of art to only be able to see a picture frame that's left hanging where the artwork once graced the wall! I can't! As I finished watching Buzzfeed Unsolved on Youtube regarding the Gardner Museum heist, I'm completely baffled by the whole scenario. I can't even fathom the thought that after hours of hard work and promoting and carefully framing a work of art to have it cut from its frame because someone wanted it so bad! Which led me to somewhat deviate from my own blog Content Calendar already, as this is not scheduled on there. I wanted to share three of the craziest heists to further other artists and art collectors' knowledge of paintings that have been lost. -This post probably and most likely contains affiliate links. If that's ok with you, then please click on the links throughout this post. Don't worry they won't slow your browser down and if you purchase som