#TAAP6 – Ray Art, Zoe Bu & Art in the AM. Toronto Artists Win Unicorn Awards
Toronto Artists Win Unicorn Awards
Hello, world!
The Unicorn Awards were introduced for #TAAP5 as a way for peers, industry insiders, and the CUTO Creative team to recognize and vote for those who have a positive influence on our creative community.
The categories included best dressed (cosplay is encouraged), best setup, and best live painter.
Click here – to see The Unicorn Awards 2018
All Year Round
The goal is to expand the integration of the Unicorn Awards beyond just the event heading into #TAAP6. We want to award unicorns who interact with us through social media, projects, and through our event.
This year we'll be handing out numerous awards. There will be some returning from the previous events as well as some new ones.
Click here - for more info about #TAAP6
Unicorn of the Month
One of those new awards is Unicorn of the Month.
Unicorn of the Month is based on the interviews we publish on CUTO Marketplace. It is designed to highlight trending artists. Trending on CUTO is based on accumulated volume (Volume = Page views, sales, shares, likes, and comments).
Unicorn of the Month
Below is a list of all our trending artists between June and April 2019.
June – The Passionate Art of Ray
Another popular artist is the bold and vibrant Alex Leon.
The interdimensional art of Cynthia Van Leeuwen rounds off the top 3,
immediately followed by creative directors Helena Una George
and The multidisciplinary art of Gail Braith.
In June,
Creative Entrepreneurs also used resources to
analyze a business opportunity,
how to network online and offline,
May -- The Intuitive Fluid Abstract Paintings of Tokoroii
and Art in the AM roundup May with the most volume for that month.
In May Unicorns also brushed up on their skills in our articles like:
and how to create murals in Toronto.
April - Art in the AM wins April
April 2019 is rounded up by creative director Helen Una George,
and Desire Betty who was also published last year.
In April, creative entrepreneurs also read up on
success principles for artists,
and rehearsal spaces in Toronto,
and a service provide by Paula Cowan; the 80/20 rule of job searching.
Michael Bole has over 20 years research and development in marketing/sales. Michael has was worked for various companies in either sales, customer service and or advertisement. These include his projects including clothing lines, event management, talent management, as well as organizations such as Apple, Seagate, Honeywell, Air Miles, General Motors, Aimia Marketing, startups and social enterprises like Center for Social Innovation (as a DECA) Free Geek Toronto. He launched FMiMBranding in 2009 which focuses on business development from the foundation up and out of that came CreativeUTO a think tank of creative entrepreneurs where we leverage our skills to helps develop creative unicorns, their ideas, and their projects.
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