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https://www.decalgirl.com/creative-by-nature
Decal Girl is a website that allows artists to create art to put on skins for consoles, phones, tablets etc. Because so many people have tablets and consoles, it can be hard to find an individual look so this is a great way fro artists to promote themselves as they're also conversation starters if a friend sees it.

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Street art is the most effective way to get your art noticed. This is a brilliant collaborative piece by Street Artists Artez and Junk, Found in Serbia. Found on https://streetartrat.com

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With an ever growing technological world the way that peoples phones look can be as important as the t-shirt they're wearing so designing artwork to go on phone covers is a brilliant advertising technique especially if you can get your cases to someone of high social media standing as with the hugeness of Selfies and mirror photos peoples phones are always on view and can mean your art get more recognition and becomes more in demand. This is one of the many phone cases designs found on https://www.redbubble.com and Designed by MadeByLen

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Karina Eibatova
https://www.behance.net/gallery/2766635/Music-Album-Covers
Music is huge and with the rise of Hipsters and Vintage being very current. Records are a great way for artists to collaborate with musical artists as there's a big canvas for there art to be on, especially if it's a fold out record. Special edition records are always a great way as the rarer an item is the more it's wanted and more the value increases.

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https://blog.mailchimp.com/behind-our-surprise-toy-giveaway/
Here they've had an artist collaboration with a company called Mail Chimp. They made there loved logo into vinyl toys and gave them away as part of a promotion in different colours and designs.

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Celebration and most importantly Christmas cards are huge sellers and great ways to get your art out as many people will see it as they browse the shops and there is room to promote your company/artist name on the back of the card that people can look up if they really love the artwork, this card design is created by http://www.studioahha.com/ for Pernod Ricard Portugal. Found on http://www.howdesign.com/design-business/self-promotion/printed-promo-design-500-greetings/

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This is a very vibrant and exciting poster designed by Anderson Design Group for the Austin City Limits festival. This is a great way to promote your art as it's such a huge event that so many people will have a copy of it and it will be a wide spread flyer. Image found on http://www.howdesign.com/articles/exceptional-promotion-design-awards-winners/

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This is a more imaginative and creative example of an artists business card which actually folds to create the artists easel while showing off a small thumbnail of one of his most favoured art people. I found this on http://cardobserver.com which is a website that creates business cards that are out of the ordinary, this particular set of cards were created for Egil Paulsen and is linked on the card website http://egilpaulsen.com/

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Clothing is becoming so huge for artist promotion and recognition and with the want for peoples clothing to be more individual and unique it's a great platform for artists of all genres, especially those who draw fan art. This design is a fan art comedic piece by Tea Skull of Thranduil from The hobbit and this particular design is on a tote bag. Also found on https://www.redbubble.com

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This is an example of an effective business card by an Artist and Animator Luis Gillard. This shows potential employers clearly his art style and somewhat his personality by use of quirky font and characters