My dear friends Tea Kerr and Thoricatha are part of an upcoming gallery show: “Sacred & Profane” which runs from October 31st through mid-December at Celtic Dragon Gallery, 1503A Chartres, Houston, Texas. Both Tea and Thoricatha are involved in the Continuous Coast project.
Tea’s charcoal art (which she draws under then name Cat Khemia) will be [...]
In our latest entry in the Artist Business Models series, Reesa writes about the True Fans model. The series continues every day on Words Words Words.
Theo Drumsthemoon has recruited my friend Mr. Fang’s band, Inversion Effect, to appear on Halloween at Lufton Runner. Voluptuary Amul Kumar did a great job on the concert poster. I [...]
Today we have two more entries in our artist business model series: Part 9 offers even more detail on dividing donations, including several methods for deciding which contributors to your collaborative project should share the loot. In Part 10, I discuss the concept of whuffie and ways to get your non-paying fans to grow your [...]
Today in the Artist Business Model series on Words Words Words, we delve deeper into the topic of accepting donations and how you should divide up the money you receive. It’s a topic which seems simple on the surface but gets more complex the more contributors your project has. Read about Dividing Donations.
I spent most [...]
The latest entry in the artist business models series is now available. With the introductory material out of the way, we are now discussing specific revenue streams for artistic projects, beginning with donations as a form of fan patronage. Read about it on Words Words Words.
The latest entry in the artist business models series is now available. In this entry we discuss a little bit about how we organized the business model for the Continuous Coast project and how that relates to the organization of the business model series. Read about it on Words Words Words.
I’ve been putting a lot of hours into the big “secret” project lately, and it’s been interesting — I’m wearing a lot of hats right now, and I am not sure which of them count as ‘writing.’ I’m a (hopefully not the sole) webdesigner on various project sites, including a fair amount of hacking at [...]