Showing posts with label ipiccy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ipiccy. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 4, 2017

A Great way to create Easy Images for Ads on Instagram and Facebook


Working with ipiccy! 

It's a great way for artists or businesses to create ads for Facebook, Instagram and more! Come follow me on instagram! 


If you have taken some online course's with me I would love to see you post your work by tagging me using the hashtag #kcfacourse







Wednesday, October 1, 2014

September 30 Day Painting Collage


Thanks for following along with me on my 30 Day Painting Journey! It makes this challenge so much fun with all your supportive comments, Likes, and Shares! Hope to paint again for the 30 in 30, January 2015!

My blog post's will be less frequent, but still planning to write something monthly! Please stop by Kellie Chasse Fine Art facebook page and say hello too, I'm always posting new paintings there!

Oh, and before I forget....used Ipiccy for the collage. It works great for mini ads, signs, and campaigns too.

Happy Painting!
Kellie

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Power Up Your Art Marketing - Free Tips

My husband is a Senior Marketing Manager for a Vet Pharmaceutical company and he is always helping me out! Thanks to him I have learned many new ways to use the internet to help my online sales! He recently published a book for Internet marketing called Power Up Your Email Marketing.

In Today's post I thought I would share a little bit of PROMO info! For those of you that are looking to sell your work online via facebook!

 #1 rule...always try to use your links to direct your clients to your art page.

I use this great little FREE program called Ipiccy
You can download your photos of your Alcohol Ink art or AIArt and then add some cool text to get a FREE professional yet easy advertisement for you to use on facebook or blog.

This one was used to make a coupon code for my Kellie Lynn Art Facebook page. I posted the picture on my facebook page and then added the etsy store link. It's a great way to draw traffic to your store as well as have folks share you items!


Gaining email addresses is an important way to stay connected with your clients/collectors. It's a way to share your newest work as well as direct them to sales, or specials you may be running.

I use an email program called Mail Chimp. You can sign up for FREE and it can be attached to your facebook page. Here is another example I made via Ipiccy -  sign up for my newsletter by giving away a FREE print.

So don't be afraid to get yourself out there!

Happy Inking~
 Kellie Chasse!
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Friday, January 31, 2014

January 2014 "30 Day Painting Challenge Collage"



Put together a collage of the paintings over the past 30 days. Have to say it's been really fun working with the Alcohol Inks on Yupo, I've been really happy with the progress from abstract to detailing a little more. 

Once again I really enjoyed the challenge! It's been great having so many folks following along and making comments! Funny, just when I thought I had run out of creative steam you all would send me a sweet note or make a comment that recharged and motivated me, thank you!

A number of clients have been inquiring about prints, so here is my thought, I'll be taking RAW form photo's of all the original 30 Day painting favorites, not every piece will be available for prints, just  ones with the most likes from you Facebook Fans!  

My plan will be to put the high quality images up in my Print Gallery as well as having cards made up. So make sure to look and "LIKE" your favorites on the Kellie Lynn Art Facebook Page! XOXO

I'm off to get back to work on my clients Dog portrait! It's a gift, so no progress reports I'm afraid. 


                   It is amazing what one can accomplish when doing it every day!

                       All Originals are being sold on Etsy Click Here to View.  



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