Tags are keywords that are attached to your content that describe your art to the search engines. We break them down into several categories -
- Original Medium -
What did you paint the original with... Tags would be one or more of these as appropriate - watercolour, oils, pastels, pencil, charcoal etc. - Art Style -
Would you call your art traditional, modern, abstract, contemporary, expressionist etc. - Season and Tone -
Choosing these will make it easier for interior designers and decorators to select works to a theme - Warm Tone, Cool Tone, Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring - Colours -
What are the three main or dominant colours found in the artwork - Descriptive words -
These words are specific to your art. People will search for things like "Landscape", "Floral", "Wildlife" etc. When you start typing in a tag, a list will appear of previously used tags - use one or more of them rather than reinventing the wheel.
DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING AS TAGS
- Your name - it's already there on the page
- The artwork title - it's already there on the page
- "Original Painting" - if it is listed as an original that tag is already attached to it.
- Limited or Open Edition - this is already accounted for in the category
- Your website or social media links
Tags are entered in the Tags box for each artwork -
If you add words to the list BE SURE TO SPELL THEM CORRECTLY. While we make every effort to check, we have thousands of images to deal with and we may miss the error too!
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