John Feustel's guest appearances

John Feustel

The Thriving Artist

The Artist Next Level with Sergio Gomez

The Artist Next Level Podcast with Sergio Gomez

Ray Beldner

Lara Tallman

Allison Peters Quinn

Cole Glassner

Linda Dorman

Allison Luce

Carlos Rolón

Alice Berry

Michael Pak

John Zilewicz

Darryll Schiff

Justin Anthony

Tom Torluemke

Luis Sahagun

Jennifer Pazienza

OwlTail

What started as a labor of love for someone's mother, became a modern tool for art collectors and visual artists. John Feustel is co-founder of Artwork Archive, a cloud-based tool for tracking art inventory and managing consignment records, sales info, and competition history. John's solution works on any device (phone, tablet, desktop) and takes the worry and hassle out of cataloging a visual artist or art collector's works/collection, while providing solid financial intelligence and even heat-map based location maps. "Galleries love artists that use Artwork Archive, because it makes the consignment paperwork so easy,' says Feustel.The Clark Hulings Fund is sponsoring discounted access to Artwork Archive. Says Elizabeth Hulings, founder of the fund, "I have looked at all kinds of ways to track my father's work, and I love this product. I'm migrating everything of Clark Hulings onto it." Because we at the fund feel so strongly that artists can maintain control over their own work only if they track it, Artwork Archive is a natural partner with our mission, and it is the first tool that we're offering and endorsing. Topics for this podcast include:What is Artwork Archive &amp; what does it do?Community development and artist-driven designWhy track your collection?How is art displayed in Artwork Archive?Privacy and security, backups, exportable data, and device neutralityDay in the life of an Art Collector with Artwork ArchiveDay in the life of an Artist with Artwork ArchiveHow feedback guides developmentHow to get the discount [get the discount here].John Feustel brings a lot of experience with technologies as well as business, in his own role as a startup founder. Of course, his mother is the visual artist who inspired the tool, and it was she who originally shaped it with her feedback and her own art career. The website for Artwork Archive is artworkarchive.com. If you’re a working artist, feel free to visit our Grants page. If you’re an arts industry professional, collector, or business specialist, or a working artist who would like to be interviewed, visit our Teach and Learn page. As always, even a modest donation is meaningful; and that page is here.

What started as a labor of love for someone's mother, became a modern tool for art collectors and visual artists. John Feustel is co-founder of Artwork Archive, a cloud-based tool for tracking art inventory and managing consignment records, sales info, and competition history. John's solution works on any device (phone, tablet, desktop) and takes the worry and hassle out of cataloging a visual artist or art collector's works/collection, while providing solid financial intelligence and even heat-map based location maps. "Galleries love artists that use Artwork Archive, because it makes the consignment paperwork so easy,' says Feustel.The Clark Hulings Fund is sponsoring discounted access to Artwork Archive. Says Elizabeth Hulings, founder of the fund, "I have looked at all kinds of ways to track my father's work, and I love this product. I'm migrating everything of Clark Hulings onto it." Because we at the fund feel so strongly that artists can maintain control over their own work only if they track it, Artwork Archive is a natural partner with our mission, and it is the first tool that we're offering and endorsing. <h2>Topics for this podcast include:</h2><ul><li>What is Artwork Archive &amp; what does it do?</li><li>Community development and artist-driven design</li><li>Why track your collection?</li><li>How is art displayed in Artwork Archive?</li><li>Privacy and security, backups, exportable data, and device neutrality</li><li>Day in the life of an Art Collector with Artwork Archive</li><li>Day in the life of an Artist with Artwork Archive</li><li>How feedback guides development</li><li>How to get the discount [<a href="http://artworkarchive.com/from/chf" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">get the discount here</a>].</li></ul>John Feustel brings a lot of experience with technologies as well as business, in his own role as a startup founder. Of course, his mother is the visual artist who inspired the tool, and it was she who originally shaped it with her feedback and her own art career. The website for Artwork Archive is <a href="http://artworkarchive.com/from/chf" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">artworkarchive.com</a>. If you’re a working artist, feel free to visit our <a href="http://clarkhulingsfund.org/grants/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Grants page</a>. If you’re an arts industry professional, collector, or business specialist, or a working artist who would like to be interviewed, visit our <a href="http://clarkhulingsfund.org/teach-learn/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Teach and Learn</a> page. As always, even a modest donation is meaningful; and that page is <a href="http://clarkhulingsfund.org/donate/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Artwork Archive for Artists & Collectors

John Feustel, Founder and CEO of Artwork Archive talks about tools to organize your art career.  John Feustel has had a lifelong passion for creating interesting products and tools to help people be more creative, more connected, and more successful. After studying Computer Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology, he went on to develop research tools for lawyers at a large corporation. After a few years, he left to pursue his passion for music. He spent a year touring with his band, playing hundreds of shows across the US.    It was around this time that John started Artwork Archive as a side project to help his mother manage her growing career as a professional oil painter. John had grown up with a love of art, often doing art and craft projects with his mother. Creating Artwork Archive was a natural melding of his passion and talents. Soon after, he began working at a venture-funded startup that went through one of Silicon Valley’s top accelerator programs. It cemented his skill set and Artwork Archive took off. John continues to apply his knowledge and experience to make Artwork Archive the number one tool for artists to manage and grow their careers.

John Feustel, Founder and CEO of Artwork Archive talks about tools to organize your art career. John Feustel has had a lifelong passion for creating interesting products and tools to help people be more creative, more connected, and more successful. After studying Computer Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology, he went on to develop research tools for lawyers at a large corporation. After a few years, he left to pursue his passion for music. He spent a year touring with his band, playing hundreds of shows across the US.   It was around this time that John started Artwork Archive as a side project to help his mother manage her growing career as a professional oil painter. John had grown up with a love of art, often doing art and craft projects with his mother. Creating Artwork Archive was a natural melding of his passion and talents. Soon after, he began working at a venture-funded startup that went through one of Silicon Valley’s top accelerator programs. It cemented his skill set and Artwork Archive took off. John continues to apply his knowledge and experience to make Artwork Archive the number one tool for artists to manage and grow their careers.

John Feustel, Founder and CEO of Artwork Archive talks about tools to organize your art career