ArtLicensingInfo.com

Until now, artists in art licensing had to create their own, bulky system to manage the data in their business. With the new Art Licensing Manager software, tracking art, clients, contracts and more is a breeze.

Internationally Acclaimed Artist Dena of Dena Designs will offer her advice and experience to artists interested in art licensing, during a 60 minute live teleseminar on Wednesday, September 20, 2010.

Attorney Cheryl Hodgson will be answering artists questions about art licensing on a free, live call on Wednesday, August 18, 2010. This call is part of the Art Licensing Info Monthly Ask Call series, designed to help inform and educate artists.

In less than a week, more than 625 artists have downloaded the free one-hour informational audio explaining how WordPress can be used for a myriad of online needs. Expert Kim Beasley answered questions submitted by artists in a live call.

Paul Brent’s success, expertise and continued involvement in the business side of his licensing company, Paul Brent Designer, makes him a great resource for any artist wanting to learn more about the art licensing industry.

WordPress, most commonly known as a blogging platform, offers so much more for businesses looking to make an impact online. Kim Beasley and Art Licensing Info team up on June 16, 2010 to show artists just how powerful and flexible WordPress can be.

On May 16, 2010 a sell-out crowd of 100 artists attended the SURTEX® conference session entitled, “How to Find, Interact and Work with Manufacturers Who License Art”.

Artists interested in learning about the art licensing industry can find a variety of resources at the nearly two-year-old website created by Tara Reed, an artist in the field.

Art Licensing Monthly Ask Calls just got a whole lot better - now artists have two forums to connect with others listening. Artists connect on social media during live events, forming bonds and a sense of community.

Artists had the pleasure of listening to art licensing trail-blazer Mary Engelbreit on March 17, 2010. She spent an hour answering questions about her art, her business and how she sees the industry evolving.