Artists / Artist Community
How the Artist Split Actually Works
A plain explanation of where the price goes. HollaJack keeps a flat $18 per tee, and everything above that is split evenly with the artist.
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The HollaJack journal for artists and collectors.
Practical guides for independent artists, notes for people who collect numbered art tees and canvas prints, and news from HollaJack.
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Artists / Selling & Storefronts
Answering the Questions Buyers Are Too Polite to Ask
Most lost sales are lost to an unanswered question, not a rejected design. Plain answers on numbered editions, certificates and returns.
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Artists / Selling & Storefronts
What Your Storefront Says Before Anyone Reads a Word
A storefront is judged in the first second, long before the copy gets read.
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Artists / Branding & Identity
Picking a Studio Name You Won’t Regret in a Year
The name has to survive more growth than you can currently imagine.
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Artists / Branding & Identity
Your Bio Is a Landing Page. Treat It Like One.
Most bios describe the artist. The better ones tell a stranger what to do next.
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Artists / Social Media & Audience
Turning Followers Into People Who Actually Buy
A follower count and a customer list are two different things that happen to overlap.
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Artists / Social Media & Audience
Posting Consistently Beats Posting Perfectly
Perfectionism is usually just inconsistency with better excuses.
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For artists
Sell your art as numbered editions.
Open a HollaJack shop and upload a design. Every piece is printed and shipped to order, so you never hold stock, and each numbered run steps up in price as it sells.
For collectors
Own a numbered piece.
Every tee and canvas is made to order, signed to a numbered run and issued with a certificate of ownership. See what is open now.
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Artists / Marketing & Promotion
Write the Caption Before You Design the Shirt
If you can't explain why the piece exists in two sentences, that's worth knowing before you print it.
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Artists / Marketing & Promotion
You Don’t Need a Marketing Budget, You Need a Marketing Habit
Consistency is doing more of the work than most people assume.
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Artists / Pricing & Editions
Reading Demand Without a Countdown Timer
A rising price does the same job as urgency marketing, honestly. It only moves when a real person buys, so it tells…
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