Get your art seen and collected, so that you can get back to work.

Let’s tell your artist story, and the stories of your work to help your audience understand how your art creates meaning and improves the quality of their life. We’ll put storytelling and interaction design to work with the juice that goes into your website, email marketing, Wikipedia, events and media to level up, and free you up to do what you were created for—making great art.

With 30 years of learning, creating, marketing, collecting, and giving a damn in the art and design communities, Karen and Richard can help you get seen and sold.

Karen Herzog

Her passion for art had always been there. From designing and redesigning her bedroom as a child, to being drawn to the art and design community as a friend, marketeer, and collector.

Karen’s business education and and love of art and design led her to representing high end innovators in the architecture and design community, then to marketing and product development for pioneers in internet, collaboration and health technologies strengthened her skills, and now—

channeling her experience and passion into supporting you—because you are ready to level up.

Richard Sachs

He began making art as a little kid and never stopped. An obsession with drawing inside the television led to art school, then a career in illustration, design, and art direction.

His introduction to computer graphics was terminally :-) engaging—creating animations for Superman III. All downhill from there, he pioneered use of computers in print and interaction design for marketing innovators in software, hardware, energy, biotech, music, and now—

working with artists who have stuck with their passion and made it their mission.

Learn how your fellow artists leveled up their stories.

Kudos from artists

  • Ebullient comments from close colleagues as well as actual strangers, finding and reaching out to me, definitely reaffirmed my decision to work with her.

    Erik Parra, artist and art educator

  • She knew my market better than I did and pointed me toward my real customers. The website looks professional and functions beautifully.

    Lynne Meade, sculptor and functional ceramic artist

  • You have indeed exceeded my expectations for your work on my website. You have created a stunning website!

    Michelle Gregor, sculptor, painter and arts educator

Like what other artists have to say?

What we believe

  • "I believe art is a connection, like passing on a flame."

    Wangechi Mutu, artist

  • "Design is the intermediary between information and understanding."

    Hans Hoffman, artist and teacher

  • "The goal, and the ultimate achievement, is to make people feel as well as think.”

    Saul Bass, graphic designer and filmmaker

  • “A weaver always has to think structurally instead of simply designing the patterns that appear on the woven surface.”

    Annie Albers, textile artist and printmaker

  • “What works good is better than what looks good, because what works good lasts.”

    Ray Eames, artist and designer

  • “It is the point of view that sanctifies; it is selection and placement that will make of anything a sculpture, even an old shoe.”

    Isamu Noguschi, artist and landscape architect, “A Sculptor’s World", 1968

  • “All experience is great providing you live through it. If it kills you, you've gone too far.

    Alice Neel, artist

Personalities

 

Karen

Deer

Highly sensitive and have a strong intuition. By affinity with this animal, you have the power to deal with challenges with grace.

Enneagram Type 4

Profoundly creative, expressing the personal and the universal: able to transform all their experiences into something valuable: self-creative.

 

Richard

Crow

Associated with life mysteries and magic. The power of this bird as totem and spirit guide is to provide insight and means of supporting intentions.

Enneagram Type 5

Visionaries, broadly comprehending the world while penetrating it profoundly. Find entirely new ways of doing and perceiving things.

 
 

Next step

We’re ready, if you are, to take a simple (or fancy) step forward telling your story.