WELCOME!
Welcome to Rosie's Art Blog! We're hoping it will serve as a place for creative people to post and discuss art ideas for all things Rosie. If you'd like to participate by posting your art ideas, we'd like to issue you an invitation to become a blog author for this blog. To receive your invitation, follow this link: http://www.rosieandtheposers.com/art-blog.html
When your invitation arrives in your email inbox, click on the link in the email and follow the instructions for either signing in to your Google account or for creating a new account, if you don't already have one.
As a blog author, you'll be able to post your art by clicking on the "New Post" link either on your blogger "dashboard" or above right in the navigation bar of this page. To upload an image, click on the little "photo" in the options bar above the posting text box. To comment on other stories, click the "Comment" link at the bottom of the posts and submit your input.
If you are unfamiliar with blogging, and need help, feel free to contact us at: blog.moderator@rosieandtheposers.com.
Let the fun begin
Blog Moderator's Invite for Swag Art Designs for the 2008 US FaceLess Tour
1. Swag Art: The Band needs designs for Tickets, T-shirts, Coffee cups and Tour Posters, the best of which will be placed on - you guessed it! - Tickets, T-shirts, Coffee cups and Tour posters, which, in turn, will then be marketed through Rosie's Store, Amazon Market Place, eBay and the like.
All designs must...
A. integrate with the overall themes of Rosie and the Posers. See the "Big Idea" on the Opening Page for guidance.
B. integrate with the Story Line of the FaceLess Tour, which, is that of a fictional band, that over the process of the tour, becomes real, as in reality, it will.
C. bears a represention of Rosie and her cello. This "representation" can be the subject of the piece of art, or simply, a smallish "logo" in a corner. Check the tickets in the store, the ticket mock-ups already posted, and the limited number of pictures in the Art Bank in order to get a sense of artistic direction. Pictures of Rosie can be lifted from the Art Bank for use by the artist.
D. be an orignial piece of art, on which you obviously used your imagination!
COMPENSATION
In general, artists will be paid a contracted dollar amount for each piece of art they have on, or is packaged with, a Band product, and that, in accordance with the number of units sold - when they are sold. Please understand that the Band cannot promise how much you can or will make. It could be a little, or it could be a lot. They encourage you to allocate your emotional and financial expectations accordingly! Further, please note that the Band cannot contract with minors. So, if you're under 18 and can rumble with Rembrant, you'll still have to have your parent or guardian sign for you.
In particular, contracts with artists will be drawn up as the need arises.
All designs must...
A. integrate with the overall themes of Rosie and the Posers. See the "Big Idea" on the Opening Page for guidance.
B. integrate with the Story Line of the FaceLess Tour, which, is that of a fictional band, that over the process of the tour, becomes real, as in reality, it will.
C. bears a represention of Rosie and her cello. This "representation" can be the subject of the piece of art, or simply, a smallish "logo" in a corner. Check the tickets in the store, the ticket mock-ups already posted, and the limited number of pictures in the Art Bank in order to get a sense of artistic direction. Pictures of Rosie can be lifted from the Art Bank for use by the artist.
D. be an orignial piece of art, on which you obviously used your imagination!
COMPENSATION
In general, artists will be paid a contracted dollar amount for each piece of art they have on, or is packaged with, a Band product, and that, in accordance with the number of units sold - when they are sold. Please understand that the Band cannot promise how much you can or will make. It could be a little, or it could be a lot. They encourage you to allocate your emotional and financial expectations accordingly! Further, please note that the Band cannot contract with minors. So, if you're under 18 and can rumble with Rembrant, you'll still have to have your parent or guardian sign for you.
In particular, contracts with artists will be drawn up as the need arises.
Blog Moderator's Invite for Swag Art Designs for the 1772 Tour de Thames
1. Swag Art: The Band needs designs for Tickets, T-shirts, Coffee cups and Tour Posters, the best of which will be placed on - you guessed, again! - Tickets, T-shirts, Coffee cups and Tour posters, which, in turn, will then be marketed through Rosie's Store, Amazon Market Place, eBay and the like.
All designs must...
A. integrate with the overall themes of Rosie and the Posers. See the "Big Idea" on the Opening Page for guidance.
B. integrate with the Story Line of the 1772 Tour de Thames, which is that of the Band's journey up and down the Thames River during the time baroque ruled the western musical world. See the Literature Blog, specifically, The Diary of William P. for some inspiration. Google History of the River Thames for context.
C. bears a represention of Rosie and her cello. This "representation" can be the subject of the piece of art, or simply, a smallish "logo" in a corner. Check the tickets in the store, the ticket mock-ups already posted, and the limited number of pictures in the Art Bank in order to get a sense of artistic direction. Pictures of Rosie can be lifted from the Art Bank for use by the artist. Hopefully, within a few weeks we'll have archive pictures of Rosie in 18th century dress.
D. be an orignial piece of art, on which, you obviously used your imagination!
COMPENSATION
In general, artists will be paid a contracted dollar amount for each piece of art they have on, or is packaged with, a Band product, and that, in accordance with the number of units sold - when they are sold. Please understand that the Band can not promise how much you can or will make. It could be a little, or it could be a lot. They encourage you to allocate your emotional and financial expectations accordingly! Further, please note that the Band can not contract with minors. So, if you're under 18 and can get down with Donatello you'll still have to have your parent or guardian sign for you.
In particular, contracts with artists will be drawn up as the need arises.
All designs must...
A. integrate with the overall themes of Rosie and the Posers. See the "Big Idea" on the Opening Page for guidance.
B. integrate with the Story Line of the 1772 Tour de Thames, which is that of the Band's journey up and down the Thames River during the time baroque ruled the western musical world. See the Literature Blog, specifically, The Diary of William P. for some inspiration. Google History of the River Thames for context.
C. bears a represention of Rosie and her cello. This "representation" can be the subject of the piece of art, or simply, a smallish "logo" in a corner. Check the tickets in the store, the ticket mock-ups already posted, and the limited number of pictures in the Art Bank in order to get a sense of artistic direction. Pictures of Rosie can be lifted from the Art Bank for use by the artist. Hopefully, within a few weeks we'll have archive pictures of Rosie in 18th century dress.
D. be an orignial piece of art, on which, you obviously used your imagination!
COMPENSATION
In general, artists will be paid a contracted dollar amount for each piece of art they have on, or is packaged with, a Band product, and that, in accordance with the number of units sold - when they are sold. Please understand that the Band can not promise how much you can or will make. It could be a little, or it could be a lot. They encourage you to allocate your emotional and financial expectations accordingly! Further, please note that the Band can not contract with minors. So, if you're under 18 and can get down with Donatello you'll still have to have your parent or guardian sign for you.
In particular, contracts with artists will be drawn up as the need arises.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
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