Blog Topics for Artists – Timeless Tips from the Art Print Issues Vault

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Here are 52 blog topics visual artists can use to pump up the volume on their blogs. Blogging is free marketing & easy with topics like these.

52 Blogging Topics for Artists – A Post that Keeps on Giving

Blog Topics for Artists – the gift that keeps on giving.

Unless you live under the proverbial rock, you have repeatedly heard why as an artist you should be blogging. For instance, you may have listened to or downloaded the podcast on blogging for artists I recently did with Jason Horejs.

The primary reasons for blogging by artists is it helps to find new customers and retain existing customers. Blogging gives your customers a chance to know you on a different level than you can achieve through a static website.

It allows your other interests and personality to come through, which makes buying from you more likely. Besides, no other tool is as easy and affordable to use. It’s a great way to build your email list, too.

What’s New with You?

Plus, blogging is a crucial component to getting higher Search Engine Page Ranks. Search engines love new, fresh content.

Like the rest of us, search engines like to ask, “What’s New?” Because providing relevant content via your blog is beneficial to search engines, your customers, and you, it is all the more reason to make it blogging as an artist a disciplined, routine habit.

If you think you don’t have enough to write/blog about, you are wrong.

You just haven’t given it enough thought, or you haven’t had a push with suggested topics like this in this post. It’s been three years since I first posted this Art Print Issues Classic. With summer in full swing, it’s time once again to present to you:

52 Blog Topics for Artists

(If you have some good topics for a future Part Two of Blog Topics for Artists, please comment. If I use yours, I will credit you with a link to your site.) 

1. Why I support XYZ charity
2. The most inspiring art teacher I have known
3. How I came to understand being a professional artist was my career path
4. Why I love working with XYZ medium
5. What you can learn from the traveling exhibit at the ABC museum
6. Four galleries I would love to carry my work and why
7. Five contemporary artists whose artworks inspire and inform me
8. Clues to the subtle messages in my art
9. My color palette is (nature/technology/environment) driven and why
10. Ten things they don’t teach you in art school
11. How being in the business of art affects my art
12. When I paint, I like to listen to Guns n’ Roses/London Philharmonic/Enya/Toby Keith
13. How the other arts influence my work, e.g., how I attempt to interpret the fluidity of a ballerina in my brush strokes
14. Here are blogs by other artists whose work I like, or whose blogs I like
15. Art retreats; although you may not get rich and famous, you can still travel and stay in wonderful places. Here are my favorites or fantasies
16. How other jobs I’ve had have added perspective to my art
17. Spirituality is personal, but growth in it has made me a better artist
18. Nine things I want to paint before I stop
19. Why painting en plen air is exhilarating
20. Art by other artists I bought in unusual places
21. Visually inspiring day trips around where I live
22. Museums I’ve visited in other cities and around home
23. Art books on my bookshelf
24. If I could only recommend one book, art or otherwise, for someone, it would be…
25. How living the creative life has uplifted my spirits and made me a better person
26. Advice for young artists
27. Why I love my local galleries and the local art scene
28. How blogging has stretched me as an artist
29. You can find my art online at these sites, here’s why I chose to use them
30. Art magazines I like to read
31. The most significant influence on my life was…
32. Why and how parents should encourage artistic development in their children
33. Some funny experiences either colleagues or I’ve had at art shows
34. I still can’t believe people have asked me these things
35. The five best quotes on art I’ve ever read
36. How the courage and creativity of some disabled artists have inspired me
37. Here are blogs I enjoy that are not about art
38. Seven ways technology has changed how I make and sell art (Some examples are: Photoshop/digital camera/digital painting/digital printing/Painter/online art sites)
39. I’m grateful because this person came in my life, or because this happened to me
40. Eight reasons I get out of bed to paint every day are (Suggestions: Let’s be honest, I need the money. I’m OCD and can’t help it. It’s the best job a person could have. A day without painting is like a day without sunshine. I can’t stand the thought of going back to the 7-11)
41. And you heard writer’s block was difficult
42. How overcoming creative obstacles has made me a better artist
43. So I went to a tradeshow/convention/workshop, and the best/funniest/saddest thing happened
44. It’s tough to part with my originals; here’s why
45. Five reasons you will like the giclee prints I offer
46. Flowers in my garden make me smile and make me paint
47. If I weren’t an artist, I’d be a…
48. Why faces are so difficult to paint, and hands are tough too
49. The most inspiring movie I’ve ever seen is…
50. How the arts organizations in my area are helping children/charities/??
51. Why you should always use a docent when you go to a museum. Here are some special things I learned at…
52. How reading the Art Marketing News  blog has made me smarter, better looking, more creative and much richer

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