June 2025 Art Blog Archive – What We Covered This Month
We packed June with a mix of market news, money‑making advice, and hands‑on technique tips. Whether you’re looking to price your prints, understand why modern art feels weird, or figure out Canva’s copyright rules, you’ll find a short, useful rundown right here.
Selling & Pricing Strategies
First up, the art market. Our "2024 Art Market Trends" piece broke down which mediums sold best last year, from digital NFTs to affordable prints. Knowing what collectors want helps you shape your own portfolio.
We also showed how exhibitions generate revenue in "How Art Exhibitions Earn Revenue". Ticket pricing, sponsorships, and shop sales all add up, and you can apply those ideas to your own shows.
If you prefer online sales, the Etsy guide asked the big question: "Selling Art Prints on Etsy – Worth It in 2025?" Real stats and fresh tips help you decide if the platform matches your goals.
Pricing your own prints got a whole article too. "What Should I Charge for My Art Prints?" walks you through cost calculations, market benchmarks, and common pitfalls, so you can set confident prices.
For those wondering the most profitable route, "Most Profitable Way to Sell Art" dives deep into exhibition‑focused tactics that boost earnings without overcomplicating things.
Creative Techniques & Rights
On the studio side, we covered oil painting basics in "Oil Painting Techniques: The Three Rules Every Artist Needs". Stick to those rules and your paintings will last longer and look better.
Choosing between acrylic and oil for portraits? Our side‑by‑side comparison explains drying times, blending tricks, and which medium feels easier for beginners.
Sculpture got two spotlights. "What Actually Makes Something a Sculpture?" clears up the definition, material choices, and space requirements. Then "Sculpture Art: How to Get Started Without Feeling Lost" gives a step‑by‑step starter kit for new sculptors.
Digital creators worried about Canva? "Is Everything on Canva Copyright Free?" lays out what you can use, licensing limits, and how to avoid surprise copyright emails.
We even tackled a hot cultural topic: why modern art confuses so many people. The article "Modern Art: Why Do Some People Just Not Get It?" mixes brain science, anecdotes, and simple viewing tips to make strange works feel less alien.
Lastly, a fun diversion on music – "Most Disliked Song" looks at how one track earned internet hate and what that teaches artists about handling backlash.
All these posts aim to give you practical takeaways, not endless theory. Bookmark the topics that matter most, try the tips in your own practice, and watch your art and business grow.
2024 Art Market Trends: What's Hot and What Sells Now
Wondering what art collectors and buyers are snapping up in 2024? Discover the top-selling trends, mediums, and styles shaking up the art market this year.
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How Art Exhibitions Earn Revenue: Secrets of Gallery Finances Explained
Discover how art exhibitions really make money—from ticket pricing and artwork sales, to savvy sponsorships and shop revenue. Get the inside scoop.
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Selling Art Prints on Etsy: Worth It or Not in 2025?
Breaks down if selling art prints on Etsy is worth it, with real-world insights, updated stats, and fresh tips to help artists succeed in 2025.
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Most Disliked Song: Why the Internet Picked a Winner
Everyone has a song they can't stand, but one in particular has earned the title of most disliked. This article digs into which song took the crown and why it rubbed so many people the wrong way. You'll get juicy details on how internet culture helped blow up the hate. We'll break down how the numbers stack up and why this backlash matters. Get some fresh tips on how artists can survive a storm of online dislikes and maybe even bounce back stronger.
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Most Profitable Way to Sell Art: Cracking the Art Exhibition Code
Wondering how to actually make money selling your art? This article breaks down the most profitable ways to sell art, especially through exhibitions. You'll learn the best strategies to maximize earnings, avoid common mistakes, and build stronger connections with buyers. Plus, get tips that work whether you're a seasoned artist or just getting started. No wasted time—just smart, practical advice that gets results.
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Oil Painting Techniques: The Three Rules Every Artist Needs
Oil painting can be intimidating, but really, it all comes down to three simple rules. This article breaks down what they are, why you should care, and how following them makes your artwork last longer and look better. Get tips, relatable stories, and practical advice for each rule. Save your paintings from common mistakes and turn frustration into creativity. Whether you're a curious beginner or brushing up your skills, these rules keep your art game strong.
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What Should I Charge for My Art Prints? Real Numbers, Smart Choices
Not sure how much to charge for your art prints? This guide breaks down real pricing strategies, covers typical price ranges in 2025, and tackles common pitfalls that trip up new artists. See how to factor in your costs, understand your market, and choose a price that fits both your skill and your audience. Avoid rookie mistakes and learn what professional artists actually do to price their prints effectively. Get ready to feel confident about setting—and sticking to—your prices.
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Sculpture Art: What Actually Makes Something a Sculpture?
What exactly sets sculpture apart from other kinds of art? This article breaks down what makes something a sculpture, from the need to take up real space to the materials artists use. We'll tackle common myths, explore both classic and weird modern examples, and share tips if you want to spot or create sculptures yourself. Whether you're a collector or just curious, you'll get a clearer picture of how the art world decides what counts as sculpture. Prepare for some eye-openers you probably didn't expect.
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First Music in the World: Where Did It All Begin?
Ever wondered what the first music in the world sounded like? This article explores the earliest sounds, instruments, and simple tunes that helped shape what we listen to today. We’ll look at ancient discoveries, why humans started making music, and what tools they used to get started. Get ready for a journey back thousands of years to where music’s story really began. You'll even pick up ideas for spotting ancient influences in modern tracks.
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Acrylic vs Oil: Which Is Easier for Portrait Painting?
Discover whether acrylic or oil paint makes portrait painting easier. This guide lays out the strengths and quirks of both mediums, comparing drying time, blending, layering, and common mistakes. Learn what to expect as a beginner or hobbyist, and pick up some practical tricks along the way. No sugarcoating—just honest help for artists facing the easel.
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Sculpture Art: How to Get Started Without Feeling Lost
Wondering how to dip your toes into sculpture art without getting overwhelmed? This article breaks down the basics, from choosing your first tools and materials to picking up simple techniques that actually work. You'll learn how to set up a makeshift studio without fancy gear, avoid newbie mistakes, and find inspiration without copying others. Whether you want to shape clay or carve wood, here’s plain advice on getting your hands dirty and making something you’re proud of. Expect practical tips and tricks with zero fluff and no intimidation.
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Is Everything on Canva Copyright Free? Know What You Can (and Can’t) Use
A lot of people think everything on Canva is free to use anywhere, but that’s just not the case. This article goes over what you can and can't do with Canva content, from templates and images to fonts and graphics. It covers licensing tricks, commercial rules, and hidden copyright risks that trip up even experienced creators. You'll also find practical tips for using Canva safely for personal, school, or business projects. Think of this as your shortcut to never stressing over a surprise copyright email.
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