A year ago, #OTD I published the following post on my Facebook profile with an image of the digital art I had created: 2024-01-06 6:30 am MT digital art creation generated by entering keyword prompts in image art ai and manipulating further with multiple applications. For artists wondering whether this work is copyrightable, I turned … Read more
For over two years now, I’ve been using AI to assist me in generating my digital artwork. This morning, I was reminded of this domain, why I grabbed it, and what I should have been publishing on it since I moved it to a new server. So much has changed in the field of creating … Read more
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A fan of Corel Painter Essentials since product introduction, I was particularly excited with the release of Painter Essentials 5. In this 55-minute video published in December 2014 Corel Product Marketing Manager Tanya Lux demonstrates the latest features and how to tweak Auto-Paint settings to produce amazing digital art from digital images. In this video … Read more
Excellent tips from Cindy Ratzlaff on how to use “promoted posts” on Facebook:
In this edition of Gettin’ Geeky, Gina Schreck shows you how easy it is to take better videos with your webcam or phone cameras for sharing in your favorite online social platforms. Gettin’ Geeky Web Show on YouTube, Starring Gina Schreck, President & Chief Hooligan at Synapse 3Di
Your personal Facebook profile will play a role in effectively marketing yourself as an artist, regardless of whether or not you restrict personal profile viewing. In Issue 78 Gina covers how to optimize your employment and education information by showing you where to edit the settings within your Facebook profile. In using Facebook to market … Read more
By Tara Reed In art licensing, a license agreement, or contract, is a written agreement between the Licensor (artist or property owner) and Licensee (manufacturer) where the Licensor gives permission for the Licensee to use their design(s) for a specific period of time, in a specific geographical area on specific products. The way artists … Read more
By Tara Reed You’ve probably heard the old adage, “Headlines sell!” In fact, many people only read headlines, if the headline is compelling enough, they might read a blog post, newspaper article or magazine feature. Your job is to write headlines for your press releases that entice the press to read the rest of … Read more
By Tara Reed A press release should be one page in length, it doesn’t include everything there is to know about your business, it’s quick information, usually about a single event or topic. It also needs to sound like news, not like an advertisement. Remember to think like the person reading a magazine, blog … Read more