The 12 UNBREAKABLE Rules for breaking into the art industry! These are rules you need to know! They are simple, concise, and to the point. Don't just pass this by if you are trying to break into the art world, these rules are a combination of various steadfast actions you need to take to be noticed. The Art Industry is a tough tough industry to survive in, but it is easier to survive when you are known! So follow these rules, start promoting yourself outside of your bubble, and take some chances! Trust me, you do not want your work to only become famous after you are dead.

1. 12 Unbreakable Rules
for breaking into the art industry.
Presentation by Chris Prince - CreativeFluff Art & Design Magazine - @CreativeFluff

2. Why can’t I get a job in
the art industry?!
Srsly u guys.

3. 1. Start an art blog

4. STOP posting your
work on DeviantArt...

5. Instead write thoughtful
insights about your niche of
the art world

6. 2. Make some friends

7. Friend your Friend's friends on
LinkedIn, Facebook, Flickr,
Twitter, etc.

8. 3. Connect with old friends

9. Study their methods.
Collaborate on new ideas
Let them critique your work.

10. 4. Say Hi to your mom.

11. Your family will talk passionately
about your work.

12. ...if it gets you out of their
house.

13. 5. Get with the times, New Roman

14. Who is our secretary of state?

15. Read a damn newspaper and
learn about current events.

16. 6. F##k Email Templates

17. Stand out by researching a
person before writing emails.

18. 7. Feed the ego stomach

19. Take successful artists out
to lunch & talk about their
work.

20. 8. Be Controversial

21. No one want’s to hire a fluffball
or a boring robot

22. 9. Pitch the Dream

23. Pitch your ideas at galleries
hosting art similar to yours

24. 10. Know when to fold em'

25. You can’t win them all. Unless
your last name is Norris

26. 11. Talk to Everyone

27. Get to know hiring managers,
production assistants & even
interns at studios.

28. 12. Love Your Work

29. If you don’t, no one else will.

30. Thank you.
Chris Prince.
CreativeFluff.com
twitter.com/CreativeFluff