Sell your art

Discover where to sell your art online, these 77 best art selling websites are how successful artists make money easily and quickly while doing what they wherever they choose. #1 Art Finder, #2 Saatchi Art, #3 Art Pal, and many more

By Carrie Lewis in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice When most artists think about making money with their art, three things immediately come to mind: selling originals, doing commission work, and selling prints. Some artists might also think of teaching, or design jobs. But are those the only ways to make money as an artist? Absolutely not! In fact, we’ve put together a huge list of 77 ways you could turn your artistic skills into income. Not all of these […]

Are you trying to sell more art? Is your studio becoming a storage area for unsold art? Are you struggling to find the most popular art that sells?

By Lauren Schleider in Art Business Advice > Selling Art Online In 2016, art insurance group Hiscox stated that online art sales jumped 24% from the previous year, totalling $3.27 billion in artist earnings. E-commerce has certainly evened out the playing field for artists at different career levels, but a huge problem remains: in a vast sea of online platforms, how can individual artists stand out from the pack to forge meaningful connections and boost their sales? Increasingly, the answer…

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Formulas and tips on how to price art. Artists of all levels struggle when it comes time to price their art, discover what really matters so you can make a.

Turn your passion project into a dreamy business that sells art on your website by learning who wants to buy your art and how to talk to them.

Ever since Etsy burst onto the scene in 2005, makers from around the globe have been using marketplaces to showcase and sell all sorts of creative products.

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