Artists in Action: Creating Your Artist Website

Date: Tuesday, May 9, 2023
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Location: Online Zoom Webinar
Cost: Free
Language: English
Artists in Action: Creating Your Artist Website

Supporting artists is essential for the health, growth, and innovation of our community. If you are an artist looking to take your art to the next level professionally, or make your art your livelihood, join our Artists in Action webinars series, designed to give you the skills you need to turn passion into profit.

Your website is the ultimate self-promotion tool. Bob and Kate Burridge will discuss the importance of having a website, along with how to create one and how to design the “storefront” that is necessary to show your work, tell your story, and make sales.

Topics will include:

  • Domain names and your brand
  • The beauty of clean, consistent design
  • How to organize your images
  • Navigation do’s and don’ts
  • Webmaster? Or DIY?

Presenter

Robert Burridge was an Industrial Designer who, after 25 years in the business, left the corporate world to be a full time, contemporary painter. Today he is a juror for international exhibits, college and national workshop instructor, and is the Honorary President of the International Society of Acrylic Painters. His honors include the Franklin Mint Award and the prestigious Philadelphia Watercolor Society’s Crest Medal for Achievement in the Arts. Bob’s work is featured in many books and magazines, on cruise ships, and his paintings are sold in galleries worldwide. 

Kate Burridge has over 20 years experience in international marketing, promotion, and professional presentations. Besides managing her husband Bob Burridge’s art career, Kate is also an author, lecturer and consultant to a long list of art associations and agencies in the United States. Kate developed “Art Marketing: The Business of Selling Your Art,” an eight-week course that she and Robert Burridge taught at Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria, California. She also authored “News Releases: Getting the Media to Work for You,” published by Art Calendar Magazine.