Duotrope Equivalent for Art?

[Strycher]

Is there a website that does market listings for art? For instance, IGMS commissions original art and pays $400 for cover illustration and $200 for interior [I'm assuming that's a pro rate for art?]. What about other markets that take art? Reprints? Buy only preexisting art, or take commissions?

How do you artist people keep track of these stats?

[s_c_baker]

Note that I have the artistic ability of a dead rat tied to helicopter blades with sticks of dynamite inserted into its orifices, so am not speaking from experience, but here are a few likely candidates:

http://www.artistsmarketonline.com/ (seems to be put out by the same people who do Writers' Market--which means, of course, you'd have to cough up some dough)

http://www.pw.org/literary_magazines?ge ... ll&pay=All (Actually a poetry / fiction market list, but you can choose "graphic / illustrated" from the dropdown and maybe get an idea of which markets accept illustrations--although they only show literary journals.)

For that matter, almost all the online magazines I've seen list instructions for artists interested in submitting their work. You would probably do okay just duotroping markets which match the kind of stories you want to illustrate, and looking at their web pages to see if they accept unsolicited art samples.

I don't think most magazines will take reprints. Most of the ones I've seen lately seem to have an "artist pool" type of thing, where you can send a link to your gallery and they'll add it to their bookmarks, and browse around when they need art and get in touch with the artist they think fits for a commission.

[Strycher]

Note that I have the artistic ability of a dead rat tied to helicopter blades with sticks of dynamite inserted into its orifices, so am not speaking from experience, but here are a few likely candidates:

Thanks for that. I'd say my artistic ability rivals yours. (This was a friend's question.)

[Vor]

General listings can be found at CoroFlot, Behance and CG Hub. Concept Art. Org. also has a forum listing. Though these have a mix of both freelance and permanent job positions.

Keep in mind, a lot of jobs can be word of mouth.

IE. Artist is asked to freelance for a game company. Artist is already booked for a project, but puts the commissioner in contact with another artist.

For that matter, almost all the online magazines I've seen list instructions for artists interested in submitting their work. You would probably do okay just duotroping markets which match the kind of stories you want to illustrate, and looking at their web pages to see if they accept unsolicited art samples.

I don't think most magazines will take reprints. Most of the ones I've seen lately seem to have an "artist pool" type of thing, where you can send a link to your gallery and they'll add it to their bookmarks, and browse around when they need art and get in touch with the artist they think fits for a commission.

This is usually the case. Most artist send out work and get placed in a roster for future reference.

[george nik.]

looking at their web pages to see if they accept unsolicited art samples.
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[E.CaimanSands]

looking at their web pages to see if they accept unsolicited art samples.
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