The Orphan Works Roundtable and Webcast
Hosted by the Office of Advocacy of the U.S. Small Business Administration on 08/08/2008 in NY How Will the Orphan Works Bill Economically Impact Small Entities? http://videos.cmitnyc.com/asip.html “A Seminal Event” “Unprecedented” “The most effective advocacy in opposition to these bills I have seen.” “The Gathering of the Tribes” These are some of the comments we’ve…
READ MOREGet “LinkedIn” to “The Art of Licensing” Group
You are invited to join . . . the NEW LinkedIn Networking Group “The Art of Licensing” A LinkedIn networking group dedicated to Artists, Illustrators, Designers, Product Manufacturers, and Licensing Agents in the ART LICENSING industry. Network, exchange helpful ideas, links & resources, report on trade shows, trends, share info on marketing, copyrighting & licensing…
READ MOREOrphan Works Discussion
Megan discusses the Orphan Works bill with Brenda and Joanne, July 2008 from: www.whencreativityknocks.com LEARN MORE & TAKE ACTION AGAINST THIS BILL: www.owoh.org
READ MOREMilton Glaser – NY Graphic Designer, Illustrator & Teacher
An inspiring video from Milton, in his own words.
READ MOREHullabaloo Interviews Isabella Hunter of FRCH
Scott Hull, Visual Ambassador, interviews Isabella Hunter, Lead Designer at FRCH Worldwide. They discuss the importance of heritage and diversity, and its impact on culture.
READ MORETRENDS AND HOW IT AFFECTS YOUR WORK
It’s amazing how many submissions are sent to publishers and manufacturers by artists who have given no thought whatsoever to the content of the work and the needs of the company receiving it. Read On…
READ MORERMCAD Visiting Artist
Today I was honored to be the “Visiting Artist” to the Illustration department at Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design. It was a blast spending time with this group of very passionate and talented students and we talked about web design and marketing for illustrators. They best part was that I feel like I…
READ MOREIllustrated Books: Madison and Main Gallery
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Gin Leuchter 927 16th Street, Greeley, CO 970.351.6201 Phone: (970) 351-6201 “Illustrated Books” Cherish Flieder, one of eleven guest artists at Madison and Main Gallery Greeley, CO (March 3 – April 25, 2008) PDF RELEASE GREELEY—The upcoming show for the Madison and Main Gallery will feature illustrators from Northern Colorado. Their…
READ MORETotal Art Licensing Summer/Fall 2008
For media inquiries contact: Cherish Flieder 720-298-9069 PO Box 49 Golden, CO 80402 Press@SomethingToCherish.com www.SomethingToCherish.com Just released! You can find Something to Cherish™ highlighted on page 100 of Total Art Licensing Summer/Fall 2008 issue. Click here to enjoy the whole magazine. Total Art Licensing is published in May and January and has a readership made…
READ MORELead Heads at the Lounge
Cherish Flieder exhibited two of her recent pieces of “Something to Cherish” watercolor/embroidered art in the 18th Annual Colorado Alliance of Illustrators Members Show. As VP of the Colorado Alliance of Illustrators, she had the honor to help organize and promote this event to artists and art lovers alike. As a result CAI ended up…
READ MOREJust One More Book
With SO much happening everyday in the children’s publishing area, it can be very difficult to stay on top of things. Andra from Just One More Book just sent me this cool children’s book resource. I hope you find this as interesting and educational as I did. . .www.JustOneMoreBook.com
READ MOREHow Licensing Works. Don’t Let Congress Orphan Your Work
Here’s a letter from Joanne Fink that explains how licensing works and why the OW bills will be detrimental to artists that license their work. It’s like licensing 101 for congress … My name is Joanne Fink, and I am the President of Lakeside Design, a Central Florida design studio which specializes in developing products…
READ MOREPenelope Dullaghan Interview
Sheri Gaynor of feistyfemales.com interviews illustrator and entrepreneur Penelope Dullaghan. You may also know Penelope from Illustration Friday. If you are looking for a way to kick-start your ideas, this is worthy of your creative input.
READ MOREIllustrated Books: Madison and Main Gallery
Greeley, CO (March 3 – April 25, 2008) Cherish Flieder and Benjamin Hummel, Colorado native artists & children’s book illustrators, in conjunction with the Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators, bring to Colorado art lovers a show entitled “Illustrated Books.” Through April 25th, the Madison and Main Gallery in Greeley, CO will display original…
READ MOREThe Power of Whimsy – Artist Sandra Boynton
“By one rough estimate, Sandra Boynton has sold around a half-billion cards, which may make her one of the best-selling card creators of all time.”
READ MORESomething to Cherish on Valentine’s Day
There is “Something to Cherish™” this Valentine’s Day
Cherish Flieder launches & licenses watercolor/embroidery art style
Having a "Ball of Stahl"
Nancy Stahl’s US stamp design is an inspiration as I prepare for my first international trade show in California.
READ MORESomething to Cherish this Valentine’s Day
For media inquiries contact: Cherish Flieder 720-298-9069 PO Box 49 Golden, CO 80402 Press@SomethingToCherish.com www.SomethingToCherish.com There is “Something to Cherish™” this Valentine’s Day Cherish Flieder launches & licenses watercolor/embroidery art style PDF RELEASE Anaheim, CA (Feb. 10-13, 2008) – Artist/Licensor Cherish Flieder invites viewers to be her valentine with a new style of art called Something…
READ MORETotal Art Licensing Winter 2008
For media inquiries contact: Cherish Flieder 720-298-9069 PO Box 49 Golden, CO 80402 Press@SomethingToCherish.com www.SomethingToCherish.com Something to Cherish™ is listed as a Craft and Hobby Association (CHA) exhibitor in the Winter 2008 issue of Total Art Licensing. Something to Cherish™ will be exhibiting in booth 3096 in the License and Design section at CHA’s Winter…
READ MORECopyright and the Need to Register
Understanding the basic rules regarding copyright and what it means is essential. The ownership of copyright is how intellectual property rights come into existence. These rights are the key to creating additional income for the creator. Read On…
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