How to Get an Art Licensing Agent ft. Julie Newman | Elizabeth Silver
Are you wondering how to get an art licensing agent? Not sure if your portfolio has what it takes? Listen to this except of a longer (awesome) interview I did with Julie Newman, CEO of Jewel Branding and Licensing. In this clip, Julie explains exactly what she and her team look for when it comes to choosing artists to work with.
So many incredible tips in this video!
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I think I applied to agencies earlier than I should've and this video was incredibly insightful on what type of art I should add to my portfolio. It's an extensive portfolio I've built up over the past 5 years with over 400 clients, and I do have some variety; but I don't have anything that shows my skill with patterns and I don't think my art looks commercially marketable either, since I've focused on portraits. Maybe my variety is in the wrong direction too🤔
@ElizabethSilver
Жыл бұрын
Well I'm glad this video can help clarify a few things for you. You can always show your work again now that you have some experience!
This was VERY helpful , Elizabeth!! Thank you!
@ElizabethSilver
Жыл бұрын
yay! so glad!
This is so good! I hear different opinions about how broad or how narrow a portfolio should be. What about styles? I can quickly grow my portfolio to be extensive if I know I can include watercolor art, acrylic art, line art, art for children products, hand lettering, etc. Or is the need for one unified style, just a variety or themes?
@ElizabethSilver
6 ай бұрын
That's a good question...I don't think everything has to be the same style (my portfolio certainly isn't) but I do think keeping an eye on marketability and quality is important. Digging out your watercolor landscapes from college to add in when you are now mainly a digital pattern designer may be a hard sell. But if you just like to create in different mediums and all the work is on par with what's selling commercially, I think that's okay.
Your channel very interesting
@ElizabethSilver
8 ай бұрын
Thank you so much 🙂