Guerrilla Marketing for Artists: Build a Bulletproof Art Career to Thrive in Any Economy
I began advising visual artists in 1988. So much has changed since those days, it is hard to remember what it was like sometimes. I had a computer with no hard drive. It ran off two 5-inch floppy disks. Fax machines and Fedex were cutting edge technology. The print market was near the peak of its heyday with 4-color offset editions in the thousand and tens of thousands in some cases. Giclee prints were non-existent. The Internet was not yet invented.