Would you like to be able to create a website like the ones pictured below? It’s not as difficult as you might think. Many artists have been able to take control over their websites by taking the hands on Artist Online Seminar with daMuse. There is a new Artist Online Seminar starting in January – you don’t want to miss it!
Australia’s Sabine Spiesser, a Digital Collage and Jewelry Artist, created her website using what she learned about WordPress. Sabine needed a way to organize an extensive portfolio smoothly and effectively and the AOLS program helped her achieve that – her art really shines on this site.
Click on the image to see more of Sabine’s digital collage and jewelry
“I was planning on revamping my old tired website and expand it to cover all my creative pursuits. Susan Lomuto posted an invitation to her course at the crucial moment.
It was one of the best online seminars I have ever taken.
Students were provided with lots of examples and resources. We were able to do a sample site before diving head on into the process of creating a WYSIWYG website – no code involved.This was followed by having our hand held all the way via video tutorials, forum and group calls.
Not only did we learn from Susan, but also each other. I learned a new language without having to resort to code.
Thank you Susan, I am so excited about my new online presence!” – Sabine Spiesser
The next 8-week class begins begins on January 9, 2012. Read about what you learn and what kind of support you receive: Artist Online Seminar.
Register in November and receive $30 off the price – pay only $117 for this 8-week program. For about $14 a week you get 8 weeks of instruction and support – that’s a sweet deal! Lock in at this price today or pay $147 in December.
Register this week (November 6th – November 12, 2011) and receive a review of your current website. In the audit you learn what works/what doesn’t work on your website and receive suggestions for changes that maximize your opportunity to turn visitors into customers, including tweaks to make your website user friendly.
Glass artist Jennifer Umphress created an elegant website with a minimal design that really shows off her stunning sculpture (Jen is now working on a second website – using a different platform that she learned in class – can’t wait to show you that one too!)
Click on the image to see more of Jennifer’s glass sculpture
Here’s what people are saying:
“I finally have the tools to create the website I need. Thanks to Susan’s unending kindness, knowledge and patience–I am actually learning to do what I never thought I’d be able to do myself. Many many thanks.” – Alix R.
“You deliver a huge a mount of value for what we paid. I totally appreciate it, and I really appreciate that you have gone out of your way to test the delivery mode, anticipate problems when you can, offer a reasonable alternative when you can’t, and STILL over-deliver value instead of cutting off your attendees with what effectively amounts to an ‘act of God’ clause. I’ve put out more money for far less and been treated just as I described. Thank you so much.” – Perri J.
“My website was a friendly, disheveled mess until Susan helped me. I’m proud of my site now: it reflects the professionalism of my work and the style I want my audience to connect with me. What I like best about Susan is her articulate graciousness when working with people: she is direct, effective, and she truly wants you to succeed at your art. Thanks, Susan!” – Victoria Hughes
Reserve your seat now, then don’t think about it until after the holidays – In January you will have an experienced guide waiting to help you stay cool, calm and collected as you create a website to showcase your art that makes you proud. 2012 Artist Online Seminar
Don’t hibernate this winter, make the most of the cold days indoors getting your website ready for spring.
