Self Promotion and Personal Branding for Artist Workshop
Workshops Highlights
In this edition of Paint-to-Promo, we'll dive into tangible tips! Whether you attended the first workshop or you missed it and are starting fresh, this workshop will deliver value insights into marketing for artists and creatives.
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Attendees experienced:
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Tangible tips on how to improve your personal branding as a creative
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Learn strategies for increasing visibility and opportunities
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Discuss tools and techniques that foster growth and streamline processes
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Activate your personal creative story and start to put ideas in motion​
In this workshop, learn with Lauren Clayton, an artist and graphic design based in Stamford, CT. Embark on a journey of creative discovery in this interactive workshop designed for artists navigating self-promotion and personal branding. As both a fellow traveler and guide, Lauren will share the lessons, triumphs, and missteps that have shaped her path, offering valuable insights and resources. Like crafting a travel itinerary, we’ll explore essential strategies for amplifying your unique voice and showcasing your work effectively. But this isn't a solo trip—it's an invitation to collaborate, exchange experiences, and build a roadmap together. Whether you're starting out or refining your brand, let's chart the course for artistic growth and visibility—together.​
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This workshop is open to all creatives practicing in different mediums.
Maria
"I learned so much at your workshop. Now marketing makes sense.
I enjoyed being there and meeting like minded artists."
Emily Teall, Artist
"Your workshops are always inspirational, and I spent time mulling over your pamphlet and suggestions once I got back home. I appreciate that you provide both motivation and more practical, logistical paths. We artists sorely need both."
Heather Jones, Artist
“Taking this class was a total game-changer for me as an artist. What I loved most was how it helped me tap into my personal story in a way that felt authentic and powerful. I walked away feeling more focused, more confident, and ready to take action.”
