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Casual Articles - Art, Artists and the Web: Part 3--What to Put on an Artist's Website
I just finished a grueling call with a Dell representative from India.Hey! Wait a minute! I thought Dell was bringing their technical support back to the United States? Well…that may be the case but this was not a technical support person. It was sales! To add insult to injury, the phone connection was so bad that I got a high pitched squeal during the call.The conversation went so badly that I could not make an order. As a matter of fact, I could not even get a credit account setup after approval. Believe me, it is a long stor
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is
Certain processes enhance creative output and others enhance innovative output. Defining creativity as problem identification and idea generation and innovation as idea selection, development and commercialisation, this article will tackle stages two and three using the three-stage process of lateral thinking, logical thinking and applied creativity.The start of the process involves building a sizeable idea pool of quality ideas. In this article, we can define quality as being a large number of ideas and a large number of diverse and nov
1) The art work
Try and think like a gallery hanging a show. Would a gallery put 20 paintings of an artist’s art work on one wall? No, because the visitor would be completely confused and not be able to focus on any one painting. The same rule applies to artist’s websites. If you cram 20 pictures on one page the Web visitor will move on. Feature a few paintings on each page.
The opposite is also true. Do not put only a few pictures on your artist website. There is nothing more frustrating than finding an artist that you like on the Web and not being able to see a representational body of work.
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is
All management is based on guiding principles; and the effectiveness of management derives from those principles. This is true whether the principles are appropriate or inappropriate, reasonable or unreasonable, consistent or inconsistent. Similarly, the derivative nature of management holds whether the guiding principles are vague or well-defined, followed faithfully or haphazardly, applied day-to-day by managers who are highly skilled or fundamentally incompetent. Effective management, then, is a product of:• Guiding principles that ar
The opposite is also true. Do not put only a few pictures on your artist website. There is nothing more frustrating than finding an artist that you like on the Web and not being able to see a representational body of work.
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is
The other day I got a phone call from a guy who wanted me to join his association.He made a strong case, too: reasonable dues, good people, great networking.When he asked for the sale (or in this case, the membership), I paused for a few seconds before responding.“Mark, my policy about saying no is, ‘I don’t say it enough.’ So, for that reason alone, my answer to you is no.”Dead silence. I smiled and waited.“Well um, uh … OK,” he stammered. “I-I guess I’m not going to challenge that.”Dead silence. I
The opposite is also true. Do not put only a few pictures on your artist website. There is nothing more frustrating than finding an artist that you like on the Web and not being able to see a representational body of work.
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is
It's true. They don't.That's why you should look at the numbers whenever you're searching for answers.Let me explain...A lot of times, I'll start cruisin' the forums and I'll notice folks saying their web sites aren't selling.They'll complain, "I've had my site up for six months and have only sold four ebooks. This blows."They're right. That *does* blow.I'm not gonna go into all the things they should be testing and tweaking. You've heard it a thousand times and I'm not in the mood to regurgitate it.ite is also true. Do not put only a few pictures on your artist website. There is nothing more frustrating than finding an artist that you like on the Web and not being able to see a representational body of work.
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is
Your premises is likely to be protected by an intruder alarm with a personal attack option and CCTV may be in operation internally and externally. It is possible that you may have received advice from your local crime reduction police officer, a security consultant or even your insurance company. However, identifying your needs is only step one of the solution and it is important to ensure that you system meets industry standards.So how do you know an intruder alarm or CCTV system is fit for purpose? If it is a monitored intruder alar
2) Background color
Background color on a website is just as important as it is in a gallery. White, light gray, cream are all safe colors. Black can be very dramatic way to highlight paintings, however, black makes text almost unreadable. If you use a color, which can be done effectively, make sure that the color works with all your art work and reflects who you are as an artist.
3) Design
Keep it clean, classy and simple. Make sure to visit "Websites That Suck." www. websitesthatsuck.com.
Make sure your artist’s website loads quickly; visitors on the Web will not wait, they will leave.
Stay away from all the newest flashy innovations that web designers o
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