Sentences with phrase «artist time fee»

Doing the photoshop work for the pictures provided up to 8 pictures without additional photoshop artist time fee.

Not exact matches

They spoke about the following topics: E-mailing Kickstarter and getting advice before starting your campaign, creating an e-mail lists of fans, how much to ask for, what your biggest expenses are, how much to pad out your time and money requests due to unforeseen problems, how much are kickstarter and credit card processing fee's, paying an artist, the design and layout of the Kickstarter page, putting images and videos on your page, getting background music for your video, when you should start your campaign, for how long you campaigns should be and what to avoid, what awards to offer, the emotional rollercoaster that comes with a kickstarter campaign, social media advertising, the logistics of mailing out all the books and more.

I was curious to hear how his convention schedule played into his work - time and income, and whether he was seeing the kinds of returns on paid sketches, commissions and appearance fees that some artist superstars like George Perez have experienced.

Because real lenders also charge upfront fees in order to protect their time, how do you spot the scam artists?

The uniform price poked at the illusion that there is a coherent relationship between price and actual worth — it suggested the price was more a payment for the artist's time than a fee for an object — and the opportunity to enlarge the artwork through acquisition jumbled what it was the collector was actually buying.

A panel of public art practitioners provided concrete advice to an audience of artists who do not support themselves through their work, including: don't be one of those sculpture gardens with a Calder, a Bourgeois, and an Oldenburg; money exists to buy time, so make a budget for artist fees and childcare; don't go into debt on your public art commission because you will not make it up in volume.

The challenge for many artists is figuring out which juried shows are worth their time, and which ones are just sucking down entry fees.

AUCTION On July 1 at Christie's London, «Afrosheen,» a 2009 painting by Hurvin Anderson (above) sells for more than $ 2.2 million (including fees), nearly four times the estimate and a record for the British artist.

Artists receive a fee each time their work is mounted in a Traveling Exhibition.

Professional fees for a master class led by visiting artists, curators, or lecturers are eligible (artistic staff, including resident artists or adjunct and full - time teachers, do not qualify as visiting).

Guttenberg Arts Space & Time Artist Residencies Open Call Summer 2018 & Fall 2018 Fellowships Deadline: November 19th Application fee: Free to Apply

Artists are reviewed and selected by peer review and if accepted, contribute a one - time initiation fee and monthly maintenance fees to share the expenses of being represented by a gallery located in the mainstream of the New York Art World.

While submission fees are not required, regretfully artist fees can't be paid at this time.

AUCTION May 12: At Sotheby's Contemporary Art Evening Auction, «Smear,» a new painting by Mark Bradford, sells for $ 4,394,000 (including fees), a record at the time for the Los Angeles - based artist.

b. Customers can borrow or rent artworks for a specified duration of time based on a fee established by the gallery and selected artist.

I can not at this time afford the entry fee, but have applied twice in past years, and am happy to see that Open Studios Press is putting that money back into art, and living artists!

Each artist is required to contribute 3 - 4 hours of volunteer time or pay a «buy - out fee» of $ 50.00.

«The Way You Look Tonight / Diagonal Graciousness» (1981), another portrait by Hendricks, yielded three times its estimate, narrowly surpassing «Yocks» and setting a new artist record at $ 960,500 (including fees).

The next lot, «The Way You Look Tonight / Diagonal Graciousness» (1981), another portrait by Hendricks, yielded three times its estimate, narrowly surpassing «Yocks» and setting a new artist record at $ 960,500 (including fees).

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We can stream and download entire artist discographies on our phone in the middle of a forest, yet sending a few digits of currency to your Grandpa in England requires fees and processing time.

from spending the time, money, and most important, sustained effort re proper education requirements (real estate university status, if wannabe's have proper pre-existing pre-qualifying credentials in their possession) just to be part - timers on - the - side who will be unleashed on an unsuspecting public by commission - hungry sales recruiters I know one thing for sure though; the fat cat ORE bureaucrats who live off of the never - ending stream of fees paid by the amateur try - out artists will not agree with the truth of the matter, because they only look out for themselves, no matter what their latest pronouncements to the contrary might suggest.