Here is a list of trunk shows and events where you can sell your work. Doing shows and fairs gets you directly in front of buyers and is a great way to test market your line. Each trunk show and fair has a different vibe, entry requirements and audience, so check them out before you sign up.
Following is an every growing list of trunk shows to consider:
Appel & Frank: http://www.appelandfrank.com/
Feria Urbana: http://www.feriaurbanasf.com/
Maker Faire: http://makerfaire.com/
Sheckys: www.girlsnightout.sheckys.com
Thread: www.threadshow.com
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
tools MONOSLIDESHOW
Here's another slideshow application that shows potential especially if you like something minimal looking, easy to use plenty of customization options. No free version, but you can demo online. Cost: $19.95
Will update post when/if I purchase. Comments always welcome.
http://www.monoslideshow.com
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
tutorial EDITING YOUR EMAIL NEWSLETTER IN YMLP
This video tutorial shows you how to edit an email newsletter for YourMailingListProvider.com. Tutorial and custom design by whatmedia.com. For best results, watch full screen.
tutorial SENDING YOUR EMAIL NEWSLETTER IN YMLP
This video tutorial shows you how to deliver your email newsletter to your mailing list, once you have finished editing the newsletter in YMLP.com. For best results, watch full screen.
This example uses a custom template designed by whatmedia.com
Friday, May 1, 2009
tutorial UPLOADING FILES TO GODADDY HOSTED WEBSITES
This video tutorial goes step by step over uploading files to your godaddy hosting account and downloading your website files to your computer.I decided to make this tutorial because I sometimes recommend godaddy.com to my clients. Godaddy.com has resonable web hosting packages and provides all the functionality you need to get started designing your website. However, the (major) downside to godaddy.com is that they are always trying to "up sell" which makes using their site difficult to use.
Often I am brought in to design a website that my client plans to maintain, either by themselves or with their inhouse web team. After the initial website launch, I upload additional files that the client may need for this work, such as logos, photoshop files, illustrator files, etc. Uploading these files is quicker and more cost effective than burning a CD or trying to email huge files. That's why it's important to know how to upload and download files, and why I have made this tutorial.
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ftp,
godaddy,
tutorials,
video tutorials,
web design,
web tips,
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