Welcome to Fidelis Art Prints
Fidelis Art Prints is a fine art printmaking studio, art marketing resource and boutique art publisher.
Fidelis serves an elite community of photo-based artists and painters by providing exhibition quality archival inkjet printing, technical Photoshop and image calibration expertise. Our fine art services also include canvas stretching and specialty print mounting to board and aluminum.
We believe that if you succeed, we succeed. So in order to help you grow your art business we created the FAP Blog. Here you’ll find hundreds of valuable articles about art marketing, such as how artists can use social media to build an audience, unique business cards ideas for creatives and leads to art industry resources around the web.
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23
2012
Productivity Boosters: Get rewarded for working less
Since watching that fantastic interview with Tim Ferriss on ChaseJarvisLive.com, one of my New Year resolutions was to read Ferriss‘s best-selling book ” The 4-Hour Workweek. I’m not planning to become an internet sales mogul. But, I am attracted to the idea of being more efficient with the time I spend on work related projects.
In this post I’m going to talk about productivity.
We’ll share new ways for setting priorities and designing a lifestyle (a new work-style), so that you can spend more time doing what you love to do. …Read more
04
2012
Art Marketing: Top 12 Marketing Predictions for 2012
In 2011, the art industry experienced the first VIP Art Pair; we amazed over Google’s Art Museum project; social media became the mainstream for marketing art, galleries and creative projects; YouTube visitors increased by 47% and the ipad provided artists with new tools and a means for taking their portfolio on the road. With 2012 now here, what marketing trends should forward-thinking art marketers be focusing?
Here’s our Top 12 Marketing Predictions for 2012 …Read more
14
2011
December/January Hours at Fidelis
December and January are shaping up to be extremely busy months, largely due to the holidays, but also due to some very large projects due in January. We thank you for all your business!
However, this means that in order to provide the best possible service from December 1, 2011 thru January 15th, 2012 we will be modifying our work schedule as follows:
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, we will be dedicated production days. We love you, but please no drop-in’s. On these days, our primary line of communication will be via email with Alan and Jan.
Have a new project to discuss? “Great!”
Consultations are set aside for Monday and Thursday from 10am – 3pm.Please call ahead for an appointment, as this window books up fast.
If you have an urgent project, we ask you to leave a voice message on the landline 604-872-0088, M-F between 9am-5pm. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible to arrange a time to meet.
We’ll be closed during the holidays - Friday, December 23 to January 2nd, 2012
Back to Business: Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012
Thank you for your patience as we work through this very busy exhibition and production schedule.
Sincerely,
Al, Jan and Karen
12
2011
Why I love Twitter: 4 Good Reasons Why Your Art Business Needs Twitter
I must confess it took me a long time to warm up to Twitter. As an outsider Twitter looked like a tool for idle chit-chat. Really…who cares “what I’m up to?”
However, marketing guru’s started focussing their emphasis on how Twitter is a cost-effective tool for promoting sales events and building an audience. Always on the look out for cost effective marketing ideas, I started to wonder—How could Twitter help visual artists?
This past fall, I decided to dedicate 30 minutes a day to building my relationship with Twitter. Even though our relationship is relatively new, I can say without a doubt that I’m crushing on Twitter.
In this post I’ll share my findings and talk about how artists can use Twitter to grow their art business and cultivate new professional relationships.
