How to Promote Your Art Business on Google
Digital marketing might sound like something reserved for agencies and startups, but artists — this one’s for you, too. If you want people to find your work online, you need more than talent; you need strategy. That doesn’t mean selling out or becoming a brand machine. It means understanding how people search, where they spend time online, and how to show up in ways that feel authentic and intentional.
So You Want to Make a Tarot Deck: A Practical, Honest, No-Fluff Guide
Creating your own tarot deck can feel like an enchanting idea — until you sit down and realize you have to draw 78 individual cards, plus a cover design, a box, maybe a guidebook… and oh yeah, actually understand tarot. The good news is that you don’t have to figure it all out at once. But you do have to start with clarity, intention, and patience. And, it can end up being your most rewarding project yet. This article a no-gatekeeping, honest walkthrough of what it actually takes to make a tarot deck you’ll be proud of (and that readers will love to use). No mystical fluff, just real steps.
What We Carry Into the Future: Culture, Religion, and Rituals in the Digital Age
From sacred pilgrimages reimagined in video games to Shakespeare performed inside a crime-ridden virtual city, our most enduring cultural and spiritual rituals are being reshaped by the digital spaces we now inhabit. These are not only clever adaptations but reflections of how people continue to seek meaning, connection, and beauty — even inside our 21st century lives of code, algorithms, and platforms.
O-1 Visa for Digital Artists (Based on Firsthand Experience)
Securing an O-1 visa as a digital artist means proving you’re among the best in your field. This guide breaks down exactly what digital artists need to do — from launching a professional website and gaining press coverage to exhibiting work, joining key art organizations, judging competitions, and tracking online impact. If you’re building a case for extraordinary ability in digital art, this checklist will help you take the right steps.
What to Actually Do With Your Digital Art
Whether you’re just starting out or have a portfolio with thousands of visuals, there’s often one big question artists run into: What do I actually DO with all this art? Digital art doesn’t have to live and die inside your hard drive. From selling it as physical prints to using it in games, apps, and even book covers, your art has potential to travel far and wide, and earn you a living.
Things That Are Better When a Digital Artist Does It
As platforms like Etsy, Instagram, and the DAB Print Shop make it easier to sell digital art online, artists are creating physical products that connect with audiences in new ways. We’re talking digital art prints, stickers, postcards, packaging, and even branded content that goes viral. And honestly? Everything just looks better when a digital artist does it.
Why the CryptoPunks Sale Matters for Digital Artists
This week, something big happened in the digital art world: the intellectual property behind CryptoPunks, which is arguably the most iconic NFT project ever, has officially changed hands. And not just to anyone; but to The Infinite Node Foundation, a nonprofit committed to preserving digital art for the long haul. Reports say the IP sold for around $20 million. But more important than the price tag is what this means for the future of digital art — and for digital artists like you.
10 Things You Didn’t Know About the Nike Logo “The Swoosh”
Discover 10 surprising facts about the Nike logo, also known as the Swoosh. Learn about its $35 origin, Greek goddess inspiration, and how it became one of the most iconic and valuable logos in the world.
The Truth About Making Your First Dollar with Your Digital Art
Time for real talk – making your first dollar with your digital art is a bigger deal than people give it credit for. That first sale isn’t just a transaction but it’s also a signal that your iPad drawings can actually be more than your hobby. It means someone saw value in something you created out of pixels and passion. That moment, no matter how small, means you’re not just making art but building a creative life that others want to be part of. But how do you make your first dollar with your digital art?
How to Make Money as a Digital Artist by Selling Art Prints
One of the most straightforward ways to make money as a digital artist is by selling high-quality art prints. Whether you're just starting out or already dreaming of going full-time, this is a great income stream to tap into. Here’s the 10 steps it takes to sell digital art prints online, from creating the file to packaging and shipping your first order.
What No One Tells You About Making Money as a Digital Artist
In this guide, we’re answering the internet’s most-searched questions — from how much digital artists earn, to where they sell their work, to whether the career is even worth it. Spoiler: it can be. And if you’re ready to get started, we’ll show you how to license your work and let us handle the print sales for you.
Big News: We’re launching our very own Print Shop!
Lately, we’ve been thinking about how we can go beyond visibility and start creating real financial opportunities for digital artists. We’re thrilled to finally share that… we’re launching the DAB Print Shop! We’re now offering selected artists the chance to license their work through us and have it featured as limited edition prints right here on Digital Arts Blog. That means you can earn from your art — while we take care of the rest.
Should You License Your Art? Here’s What That Actually Means (and Why It Might Be Worth It)
Licensing can be a great way to earn money from your art — but it’s not for everyone. Some artists love it. Others feel it takes them too far from their creative vision. And both perspectives are totally valid. Diversifying your income gives you a safety net, and licensing is one option worth knowing more about.
Digital Arts Blog Got Featured in FeedSpot Top 70 New York Art Blogs
When Digital Arts Blog was born, it was tiny. Like most blogs, we started with five readers. And this past week, we got featured in FeedSpot’s Top 70 New York Art Blogs What an honor! If there’s one takeaway I hope you leave with, it’s this: Keep going.
The First Question to Ask: How Are You, Really?
You’re applying for jobs, pouring your soul into your art, scrolling through endless LinkedIn posts of people “thriving,” and wondering when your turn will come. Maybe you’ve graduated from one of the top art schools. Maybe you’ve freelanced here and there. Maybe you’ve worked in hospitality to make ends meet, and you’re tired of pretending you love it. Meanwhile, your inbox is full of “unfortunately” emails. And it starts to chip away at you. So before we talk about portfolios, cover letters, or clients — let me ask you something simple: How are you?
Why People Are Mad About MoMA's New Director Appointment
MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) has named Christophe Cherix as its new director, set to take over in September 2025. While Cherix has been with the museum for over a decade as the head of drawings and prints, his appointment has sparked controversy, with some questioning whether his leadership will bring the change that critics and activists have long demanded.
Digital Art Inspo: The Charm of Animals Doing Random Human Things
Animals are common subjects in art for several reasons, but depictions of animals acting like humans often encapsulate those light, positive, and humorous charms. Anthropomorphism – where we attribute human traits, emotions, and intentions to non-human entities – is innate to human psychology. Anthropomorphism in art, in particular, is an ancient tradition going as far back as the Upper Paleolithic period, where a human figure is given the head of a lion in a statue. Here’s a look at different examples of anthropomorphized animals doing random human things to inspire your next digital piece.
Why I Love the Apple Pencil for Digital Art
As a digital artist creating illustrations on my iPad using Procreate, my number one recommendation when it comes to styluses is the Apple Pencil. Its precision, pressure sensitivity, and natural feel make it the best stylus for creating digital art. If you’re looking for a reliable and intuitive tool for digital art, look no further.
The Most Popular Cameras for Digital Artists
If you're a digital artist, you know that documenting your creative process is just as important as creating the work itself. Whether you're recording time-lapse videos for Instagram, snapping high-quality shots for your portfolio, or vlogging your journey for YouTube, the right camera can make all the difference. We’re breaking down three of the most popular cameras with digital artists in mind: Nikon Z 8, VJIANGER, and Zostuic 4K Digital Camera. Each of these serves a different purpose, so you can find out which one is the perfect fit for you.
Reimagining Ex-Voto Paintings in the Digital Age
Have you ever experienced something so extraordinary that it felt like the universe was reaching out to you? A moment of unexpected grace, an unexplainable turn of events, or a deep transformation that changed the course of your life? For centuries, people have tried to make sense of these moments through art, creating visual testaments to their miracles. One of the most enduring forms of this practice is the ex-voto painting — a tradition that spans cultures, faiths, and time itself.