Art Prof

Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Deepti and Alex Rowe talk about common mistakes artists make when trying to sell your art. Your social media presence, your target audience, the presentation of your artwork are all important factors that determine whether you can sell your art or not.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Lauryn Welch and Alex Rowe discuss the many logistics of packaging your artwork and shipping it. Each type of artwork require different packing materials to ensure safe delivery of the artwork. There are so many options to choose from to ship your artwork, which is the best fit for your purposes?

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Art Prof Clara Lieu, and Teaching Artist Cat Huang talk about their experiences with plagiarism at school, from both the student and professor point of view. Cat and Prof Lieu provide anecdotes in instances where they saw students plagiarize artworks and the consequences that came out of that situation. (or not)

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Art Prof Clara Lieu interviews freelance illustrator Alex Kiesling about how he got started with his career doing editorial illustration. His clients include Adobe, Apple, Google, MTV, The New York Times, Robinhood, TripAdvisor, PLANADVISER, and more. Alex explains what initiatives he took after finishing art school to get his career in freelance illustration jump started, as well as the challenges that come with a career in this field.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu speaks to Macalester College Assistant Professor of Art Megan Vossler and Northland College Professor of Art Jason Terry about their experiences shifting to online teaching. Topics discussed include how Prof Vossler and Prof Terry gathered information and resources to learn how to teach remotely, the tech challenges they encountered, transitioning their course content into an online format, live streaming hands on demonstrations. communicating with students online, as well as student feedback based on the semester so far.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Jordan McCracken-Foster and Deepti Menon debate Frank Frazetta's sci-fi and fantasy illustrations. In "Crit Clash," we assign a point of view to each artist for the purposes of this debate. In this case, Jordan is arguing against Frazetta while Deepti is arguing for Frazetta. These views are not necessarily what Deepti and Jordan think in real life by the way, so you might see them making statements they wouldn't normally make! Watch this debate on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/k6ZMnZGX1z4

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Lauryn Welch and Jordan McCracken-Foster discuss mistakes you can avoid when preparing an art portfolio for art school. Types of artwork such as fan art, anime, celebrity portraits are generally not what admissions officers at art school art looking for, in addition to cliche images, centered compositions, and blank backgrounds. Prof Lieu, Lauryn, and Jordan explain the reasons why and what to avoid.

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Cat Huang and Alex Rowe talk about how to start a comic. There are many components to the process: coming up with the idea for the comic, determining the length, the panel format, designing the environments and characters, the drawing process, figuring out what art media to work in, and more. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/eZDZBeYYzZM

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Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Deepti Menon and Alex Rowe discuss how you know your artwork is finished. In every artwork, it's never clear when an artwork is done, what are some signals in your creative process that you can look for? What are visual cues in your artwork that you can look for to determine whether your artwork is finished or not?

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Art Prof Clara Lieu explains how you can create the experience of an art exhibition online via Instagram. Prof Lieu provides tricks and tips on how to stage photographs to illustrate the experience of seeing an art exhibition virtually as well as ways to increase visibility and engagement for the exhibition.

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