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2013년 12월 22일 일요일

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With               the               economy               going               bust,               it               is               difficult,               if               near               impossible,               for               artists               to               sell               their               work.

However,               there               are               a               few               online               sites               that               give               budding               artists               an               opportunity               to               sell               their               traditional               and               digital               art               for               free               online.

Some               sites               offer               premium               memberships               for               a               fee,               but               all               of               these               sites               offer               free               services               for               the               budding               or               experienced               artist.

Deviant               Art               
               Deviant               Art               is               one               of               the               largest               online               artist               communities               in               the               world.

After               signing               up               for               a               free               membership,               artists               on               Deviant               art               have               access               to               many               great               artist               features.
               Each               artist               has               a               free               professional               online               digital               portfolio               which               allows               you               options               to               upload               a               resume'               or               curriculum               vitae,               photos,               links               to               your               art               and               web               sites,               and               an               online               gallery               space               separated               into               different               galleries.
               Your               Deviant               Art               page               is               where               you               can               post               your               best               art,               your               favorite               art               from               other               artists,               a               journal               entry               page,               and               other               content.
               You               also               have               a               gallery               which               links               to               products,               such               as               canvas               art               prints               and               mouse               pads,               featuring               your               digital               art.

You               make               a               small               amount               back               on               the               sale               of               your               art               and               can               add               options               like               adding               a               Creative               Commons               license               or               a               digital               watermark               to               protect               your               work.
               Lulu.com
               Lulu               is               a               self-publishing               website               for               the               written               word.

There               is               also               the               option               of               selling               photography               books,               art               books,               and               poetry               books,               which               are               great               outlets               for               any               artist               or               poet.

You               set               your               commission               rate               yourself               and               upload               the               photos               and               text               files.

Lulu               has               a               handy               online               book               wizard               that               is               very               helpful               in               making               sure               that               your               art               is               up               to               the               correct               resolution.
               Recently,               Lulu               has               begun               to               offer               its               publishing               services               for               free.

You               add               an               ISBN#               to               your               book,               and               Lulu               will               send               it               to               online               retailers               like               Amazon.com.

The               ISBN#               is               also               required               for               any               book               that               is               purchased               by               the               library               system.

There               are               some               book               restrictions               and               guidelines               regarding               which               type               of               book               is               eligible               for               professional               publishing.

The               only               monetary               requirement               is               that               you               purchase               one               copy               of               your               book               as               a               draft               to               proofread               (at               the               discounted               rate).
               Zazzle.com
               Zazzle               allows               artists               to               upload               images               and               apply               these               images               to               a               dizzyingly               high               rate               of               different               types               of               products.

You               can               place               your               digital               art               image               on               everything               from               clothing               and               sneakers               to               skateboards               and               coffee               mugs.

Digital               prints               are               also               available.

You               can               even               create               postage               that               has               your               art               featured               on               it.
               Many               artists               have               had               a               lot               of               success               through               Zazzle,               especially               those               dealing               in               graphic               design               and               pop               art.






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    1. deboraazevedo.blogspot.com/   05/06/2012
      ..., you will never fail. Design jobs are ...of Cartoons, Visual Arts and Digital Media...while preparing the portfolio of your work is that...
    2. ericaghayes.blogspot.com/   02/19/2011
      I'm going to be posting sections of my portfolio shortly. The first part: Fine art and design. Most of these were done at SCAD. The assignment for this one ...
    3. alfredllupia.blogspot.com/   12/15/2011
      ....Aardman/Sony Pictures Animation.Matte Painting and design by me over render model.More images here: ALFRED LLUPIA art portfolio
    4. laluzdejesusgallery.blogspot.com/   12/08/2011
      ... to review the Design and Illustration portfolios of the Art Center College of Design 's senior... Otis College of Art & Design , studying Communication...
    5. drcriddle.blogspot.com/   04/25/2008
      ... to the Ontario College of Art and Design, and is a better draftsperson...could ever hope to be. Her extensive online portfolio contains her portraits...
    6. nytola-emilysgreatadventure.blogspot.com/   07/06/2010
      ... (for the most part, student films) I've worked as production designer or as part of the art department on: 1.) Film: "I Love You Like Crazy" Position: Art Department PA Setting...
    7. showerofroses.blogspot.com/   10/18/2013
      ...optical illusions that the kids loved! Our Art Activity for the Preview Tract was to design a Portfolio! The instructions suggested creating...
    8. csnartanddesign.blogspot.com/   05/28/2012
      ... their graduation gig. The artwork and design work on view includes: Art, Craft and Design (portfolio course, Level 5); Graphic Design (Level 5); Digital Media (BTEC; & FETAC Level...
    9. trinalyn.blogspot.com/   08/19/2011
      ...this shadowy league of "professional art educators" that anonymously... for their portfolio seems skimpy at best... describing design terms and art ...
    10. charlesatan.blogspot.com/   07/03/2005
      ...for writing and graphic design positions. But honestly...submit just your resume. Submit a portfolio. Of course if you’re a big...portfolio, be it sample work or sample art. For other occupations...
    11. Art Design Portfolio - Blog Homepage Results

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    2013년 12월 4일 수요일

    About 'portfolio art'|Your art portfolio in your pocket







    About 'portfolio art'|Your art portfolio in your pocket








    The               Art               Institute               of               Orange               County               in               Santa               Ana,               California,               is               now               open               to               accepting               new               applications               from               non-profit               organizations               who               would               like               to               have               designs               created               for               their               organization               free               of               charge.

    During               the               past               three               years,               the               Art               Institute               in               Santa               Ana,               California               has               offered               complementary               design               services,               provided               by               students               to               local               non-profit               organizations.

    Over               the               past               three               years,               students               at               the               school               have               completed               almost               100               projects               for               non-profit               organizations               under               the               Community               Arts               Resource               Exchange               Program               (CARE).
                   The               CARE               Program               rewards               everyone               who's               involved.

    The               students               obtain               professional               experience               as               well               as               pieces               for               their               portfolio               they               can               use               to               display               their               talents               at               job               interviews,               and               the               non-profit               agencies               receive               free               designs               for               brochures,               logos,               postcards,               flyers,               websites,               poster               design,               the               creation               of               multimedia               projects,               and               computer               animation.

    Students               also               get               the               satisfaction               of               knowing               they               are               contributing               to               good               causes               and               organizations               that               help               individuals               in               need.
                   In               a               press               release               from               the               Art               Institute,               Catherine               Stickel,               Graphic               Design               and               Advertising               Academic               Director               said,               "The               CARE               program               allows               students               to               apply               what               they've               learned               in               the               classroom               to               professional               projects.

    It's               real-world               experience               that               gives               students               fully-produced               work               for               their               portfolios."               The               program               helps               students               apply               techniques               they               learned               in               the               classroom               to               professional               working               situations,               which               helps               prepare               them               for               jobs               after               they               graduate.
                   Several               non-profit               organization               have               benefited               from               the               CARE               program               at               the               Art               Institute               in               Santa               Ana,               California.

    Orange               County               Coastkeeper               in               Newport               Beach,               the               Orange               County               Public               Library,               and               Paint               Your               Heart               Out               in               Santa               Ana               have               benefited               from               the               CARE               program               recently.
                   Cindy               Monreal,               part               of               the               Orange               County               Professional               Firefighters               Association               stated               in               the               press               release:               "The               students               delivered               exactly               what               we               needed.

    It               was               really               easy               to               work               with               the               class.

    I               don't               think               we               would               have               had               a               better               experience               working               with               professionals."               Cindy               Monreal               worked               with               students               on               designing               a               logo               for               the               Orange               County               Professional               Firefighters               Association.
                   The               Art               Institute               has               35               campus               locations,               including               one               in               Orange               County,               California.

    The               Art               Institutes               have               a               total               of               over               125,000               alumni               and               has               been               dedicated               to               providing               students               with               education               for               over               35               years.

    The               Art               Institute               in               Orange               County,               California               offers               programs               in               Game               Art               &               Design,               Advertising,               Culinary               Arts,               Media               Arts               &               Animation,               Interior               Design,               Industrial               Design,               Web               Design               &               Interactive               Media,               Graphic               Design,               and               Visual               &               Game               Programming.

    They               are               dedicated               to               helping               students               prepare               for               the               real               work               world               after               they               graduate.
                   The               Art               Institute               is               now               accepting               applications               from               non-profit               organizations               who               would               like               to               receive               students'               assistance               in               developing               designs               for               their               organization's               marketing               material.

    Non-profits               may               apply               for               assistance               in               website               design,               poster               design,               logo               development,               multimedia               projects,               postcards,               flyer               creation,               and               brochure               development.
                   For               an               application,               please               cal               Veronica               Orozco:               714-830-0221               or               e-mail:               vorozco@aii.edu.

    All               completed               applications               much               be               received               by               Thursday               December               13,               2007               in               order               to               be               considered               for               assistance               during               the               winter               2008               quarter               at               the               Art               Institute               in               Orange               County,               California.
                   For               more               information               regarding               the               Art               Institute               in               Orange               County,               California,               please               visit               their               website:               www.artinstitutes.edu/orangecounty/.
                   Sources:
                   PR               Leap:               Art               Students               Offer               Complimentary               Design               Services               to               Local               Nonprofits:               
                   http://www.prleap.com/pr/102867/
                   The               Art               Institute               of               California               -               Orange               County:               About               Us:               
                   http://www.artinstitutes.edu/orangecounty/aboutus.asp






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    2013년 12월 3일 화요일

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    Artist               portfolios,               regardless               of               the               artist's               preferred               medium,               can               mean               a               lot               in               sales.

    Sometimes               called               "Press               Kits",               what               it               comes               down               to               is               that               it's               a               package               of               materials               all               about               you               and               your               product(s).

    In               its               most               basic               form,               it               could               be               contained               in               a               folder               or               notebook               but               most               artists               (who               are               already               focused               on               aesthetically               pleasing,               professional               things!)               prefer               the               route               of               a               disc.
                   This               quick               guide               will               show               you               what               should               be               contained               on               your               disc,               and               how               to               take               your               portfolio               from               basic               HTML               to               a               professional               CD               or               DVD               that               will               run               automatically               when               placed               in               a               computer.
                   The               Portfolio               or               Press               Kit               Contents
                   Even               before               you               start               putting               "stuff"               in               HTML,               you'll               want               to               have               all               the               things               together               so               that               the               process               is               as               smooth               and               painless               as               possible.

    These               are               the               basic               ingredients               that               will               make               for               a               truly               informative               portfolio/press               kit:
                   *Your               Biography               -               brief               but               detailed,               more               detailed               than               a               standard               resume.


                   *Your               Artist's               Statement               -               basically,               a               statement               of               what               you               aim               to               achieve               with               your               work               and               why               you               do               the               work               in               the               first               place.


                   *Press               Release               -               you               can               write               this               yourself               if               you               use               a               template               to               guide               you               along.

    There's               a               great               free               one               here:               http://www.press-release-writing.com/press-release-template.htm               
                   *Photos               -               make               sure               you               use               high-resolution,               full-color               photos               of               your               work.

    If               you               have               Photoshop,               consider               using               the               gallery               creation               wizard               to               help               you               along               once               you've               got               all               your               photos               together.


                   *Testimonials               -               get               some               great               comments               together               from               the               people/places               you               sell               your               work               to.

    This               is               stuff               you               want               the               world               to               see.
                   If               you               would               like               to               create               a               version               that               can               be               sent               to               buyers               of               your               work,               you               can               also               include               things               like               a               catalog               or               product               list.

    Basically,               you'll               want               to               cover               the               elements               above               -               no               exceptions               -               and               then               think               about               anything               "extra"               that               you               want               the               world               to               know               about               you.
                   The               Portfolio               or               Press               Kit               HTML
                   Your               next               step               can               be               a               dream-come-true               or               a               total               nightmare,               depending               on               how               much               you               like               the               idea               of               designing               a               website.
                   If               you're               the               type               (like               myself)               who               totally               digs               the               process               of               website               design               for               no               reason               other               than               that               it               is               artistic               expression               in               a               completely               different               medium               than               what               people               would               think               of               art               as               being,               definitely               dig               in               and               try               to               design               some               basic               HTML               pages               for               yourself.

    Keep               the               layout               clean               -               it               doesn't               need               to               be               nearly               as               detailed               as               an               online               website               -               and               think               of               it               more               as               a               book.

    Make               sure               that               users               can               easily               get               from               one               page               to               the               next.

    And               keep               it               themed               tightly               to               your               product               colors               and               styles.
                   If               you're               the               type               who               can't               stand               the               idea               of               creating               your               own               HTML,               don't               panic.

    You               can               go               one               of               two               ways               with               this.

    Either               you               can               buy               your               own               website               template               that               is               ready               to               plug               your               photos               and               text               into,               or               you               can               hire               a               designer               to               make               one               for               you.

    Again,               make               sure               that               you               look               specifically               for               something               that               is               very               clean,               not               cluttered,               and               keeps               in               mind               the               idea               of               a               traditional               "book"               portfolio               rather               than               a               media-driven               website.
                   Making               the               AutoRun               CD               or               DVD
                   If               you're               just               reading               through               this               guide               and               starting               to               panic               on               what               seems               like               a               lot               of               work               -               take               a               breath               and               relax.

    It               seems               like               a               lot               of               work,               sure.

    But               once               you               get               started,               you'll               realize               that               you               have               most               of               the               components               you               need               anyways.

    The               only               part               that               might               take               some               time               is               putting               it               all               in               HTML               format.
                   Of               all               the               steps,               this               one               is               (ironically)               the               easiest               and               quickest               to               do.

    Here's               how               to               make               your               CD               or               DVD               autorun:
                   1.

    Download               these               autorun               files               provided               free               of               charge               by               the               SoftwarePatch               -               http://www.softwarepatch.com/tips/autorundownload.html               
                   2.

    Now,               you'll               need               to               assemble               your               files.

    If               you've               gone               through               and               made               the               HTML,               your               files               will               already               be               assembled.

    The               only               thing               left               is               for               you               to               drop               the               contents               of               the               autorun               download               into               your               HTML               folder.

    Make               sure               that               you               copy               over               only               the               autorun.bat               and               autorun.inf               files               -               not               the               folder               that               they're               in.


                   3.

    If               your               main               HTML               page               is               already               named               "index.html",               you're               set               to               go               -               burn               your               CD               or               DVD               and               try               it               out.

    It               will               pull               up               your               portfolio/press               kit               all               by               itself!
                   4.

    If               you               need               to               make               changes,               here's               what               you               can               do:               Open               NotePad,               and               from               it               click               "File",               choose               "Open",               and               locate               the               autorun.bat               file.

    In               here,               there               are               a               couple               things               you               can               change.

    First,               you               can               change               the               brief               message               that               appears               when               the               CD               loads.

    It               is               the               first               line               after               @echo.

    You               could               change               it               to               ...
                   @echo               Lolaness'               Press               Kit               is               Loading               Now...
                   The               other               thing               that               you               can               change               is               what               file               will               be               opened               once               the               disc               loads.

    Currently,               this               line               reads               @start               index.html.

    You               could               change               that               to               the               name               of               the               home               page               you've               created               in               your               HTML,               a               readme               text               file,               or               anything               else               you               want               to               appear               first.
                   Do               not               make               any               other               changes               to               the               autorun.bat,               or               it               will               not               work               right.
                   Once               you're               done               making               the               changes,               save               the               file               and               burn               your               disc.
                   Easy               stuff,               right?






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