6 strategies for Making Money with your Art
Are you Struggling to make a living with your Art, here are only a few Strategies to help you get started, the more you do the following the better chance you will make a living doing what you love the most..
6 Strategies for Making Money with your ARt
Tip 1.
Join as Many groups on Facebook about art, for eg: "art for sale", "promote your art" you can search for groups don't have to be the exact name, they will come up on facebook..
Tip 2:
Sell your art at Art Fairs, Crafts fairs, online, such as "Etsy", search the web for best places to sell art, there are lots, I will send more more links soon.
Tips 3:
Have a website or Blog and share your link on social media, like Facebook, instagram, Pinterest;
Tips 4:
Put your art on Tee Shirts, I use Tee Public, I sold 5 shirts so far, commission is low, but I enjoy selling, Tee Spring is another one but I didn't sell many there. You art will also go on their mugs, posters, etc.
Tips 5:
You can also paint on glass, dishes, rocks, wood, mailboxes, etc. and sell them.
Tip 6:
Take commissioned art, do paintings for people from their pictures, make up a price list to help them choose the size and medium they want you to do..
That's it for now, I will send links to websites for selling your art soon...
Let me know if that was a help, what tips did you find the best, so I can pass it on to others.
Happy Selling!
Allison Prior
http://www.youtube.com/allisonprior
6 Strategies for Making Money with your ARt
Tip 1.
Join as Many groups on Facebook about art, for eg: "art for sale", "promote your art" you can search for groups don't have to be the exact name, they will come up on facebook..
Tip 2:
Sell your art at Art Fairs, Crafts fairs, online, such as "Etsy", search the web for best places to sell art, there are lots, I will send more more links soon.
Tips 3:
Have a website or Blog and share your link on social media, like Facebook, instagram, Pinterest;
Tips 4:
Put your art on Tee Shirts, I use Tee Public, I sold 5 shirts so far, commission is low, but I enjoy selling, Tee Spring is another one but I didn't sell many there. You art will also go on their mugs, posters, etc.
Tips 5:
You can also paint on glass, dishes, rocks, wood, mailboxes, etc. and sell them.
Tip 6:
Take commissioned art, do paintings for people from their pictures, make up a price list to help them choose the size and medium they want you to do..
That's it for now, I will send links to websites for selling your art soon...
Let me know if that was a help, what tips did you find the best, so I can pass it on to others.
Happy Selling!
Allison Prior
http://www.youtube.com/allisonprior
Comments
Allison Prior