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Terms of the deal weren't disclosed, but it was a lifesaver for Drip, which just a few weeks back announced it had to shut its doors.

'Our mission statement does not contain the word crowdfunding,' says Yancey Strickler, a co-founder and CEO of the company.

The futurist sat down with Neil deGrasse Tyson to discuss what it means to think and create in a near-future where knowledge and expertise are downloadable.

'The entrepreneurial spirit of defining, of iterating on a vision is what artists are fundamentally all about,' says Monegraph founder Kevin McCoy.

Artists Taylor Hanson and Kevin McCoy talk about artistry and entrepreneurship.

The blond-haired music makers have some serious business skills in their repertoire.

There is a secret picture underneath Mona Lisa's smile. There's one under yours, too.

Here's how I applied the wisdom of Giovanni DeCunto to grow as an entrepreneur.

Proceeds are going to an environmental non-profit founded by Ma and fellow Chinese philanthropists.

Technology incubators have traditionally underserved artists and designers, but New Inc is changing that, 100 members at a time.

Astropad Mini turns your iPhone into a professional-grade graphics tablet.

A Detroit couple decided to take a different approach when they opened their art-instruction franchise. Last year, they were the chain's highest-grossing franchisees.

The muralist says that after a potential deal with the coffee giant fell through, Starbucks designed cups inspired by her art anyway.

Don Featherstone was 79. His kitschy lawn ornament is still standing.

Meural's matte LCD display screen is set into a handcrafted maple wooden frame.

A lifelong inventor found the secrets of success after failing to hock goods at a street fair.

The Creatrs Network would give marketers access to the kind of content that is already resonating among Tumblr's 420 million total users.

New York City-based 'Alec Monopoly' gets paid to paint and has partnered with huge brands and celebrities.

A U.S. judge approved the lawsuit, which claims that an artist was cheated out of possibly millions of dollars from the sale of the brand's pet toys she designed.

Starving is no way to live, even for artists. Licensing creative work for the consumer market can put food on the table.

Alexis Ohanian says that technology means more creators can pursue their craft and get paid for it. The Internet means that people all over the world are becoming patrons of artists all over the world.