Artist Resource Vol III Paperback and E-Publishers

Double your contact list with the next in the series. These are 33 Paperback and E-Publishers to submit your portfolios to.
You've spent significant time and money learning to be the best artist you can be, isn't it time you got paid for it?

Don't forget the "So You Want to be Published Tutorial" You don't want to make any mistakes when submitting your portfolio. Learn all the tricks and unwritten rules to assembling your portfolio BEFORE you spend money on mailing them. 5 Star rated, this tutorial takes you step by step through creating your disposable tutorial, how to query publishers, how to avoid mistakes and how to manage your contacts list. This is an essential tool in your arsenal on the way to being a published, "paid" artist.

This is very good information. You pack a lot of excellent advice into a few pages that save the time and nerves of someone trying to break into the professional ranks. Nice to have the insider's view of all of this. Thanks!!!!

Thanks dialyn. I would have paid 3X the price for this information 3 years ago. I had to learn by trial and error. It's really not as scary as it sounds as long as you present a professional attitude to the assorted publishers and editors. They can be the nicest people, and quite a few of them have referred me to other publishers and editors. It's a roller coaster ride I completely enjoy. And most times it has been very lucrative.

The Minkster knows her job and the market well. Very first publisher I contacted using her contacts gave me a nice long-term paying gig. She really knows what she's doing and puts a lot of work into providing these, saving lots of footwork and stress. Thanks again, Minks.

I agree the information in her books are invaluable! Thanks SO much for offering this info! Gina