Intermediate
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2 hours 12 min
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20:31
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42:57
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23:15
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26:32
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Do you dream of turning your creative skills into a creative business? Not sure where to begin? This 5-part original series will start you on your path, covering everything you need to know to discover, build, and elevate your creative brand. Each episode features straight talk with creative rockstars including artist and illustrator Lisa Congdon, Christine Schmidt from Yellow Owl Workshop, fabric designer Heather Ross, Liesl and Todd Gibson of Oliver + S Sewing Patterns, and craft book publisher Melanie Falick. Each week, these inspiring creative mentors will cover a fundamental aspect of being a creative business owner: Identifying Your Brand, Business Nuts and Bolts, Licensing Artwork and Fabric, How to Publish a Book, and Maintaining Work-Life Balance. In addition to hours of valuable advice, this class comes with a 100-page PDF download filled with expert tips, bonus interviews and worksheets.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Downloads:
- Create your brand identity
- Work on a business plan
- Understand business finances
- Grow your business over time
- Understand the pros and cons of licensing artwork
- Approach editors and submit book proposals
- Balance life and work
What you'll get:
- A high-quality e-course with hours of advice from professionals on how to launch your creative business.
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- A 100-page PDF course hand-out, with tips, samples, interviews, worksheets, and web references
- Step-by-step expert instruction from craft industry professionals: Lisa Congdon, Christine Schmidt, Heather Ross, Liesl Gibson and Melanie Falick
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Building a Creative Brand: A 5-Part Series Reviews
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Deborah Vollbracht
Very well done and very much appreciated for insight into the industry.
More than 3 months ago
Rosemary Andrews
It was interesting how designers try and fit everything into their days at work and making sure they have one free time away from the constant business working around in your head ,also hearing how they grew their different business and also fitting around their family life and advice on starting up a business and everything that goes with that ,so helpful ,thanks everyone with your advice ,certainly given me some thought bout getting my ideas off, and out there ,thanks again x
More than 3 months ago