Podcasts about sell your art online

There are a lot of different ways to sell art on line, and in this episode of the Josie Show I tell you 5 different channels for getting your art out into the world! If you need help pricing your art, download the free guide "Pricing Your Art Made Easy": https://www.josielewis.com/pricingReady to sell your art? Get my guide "The Quickstart Guide to Selling Your Art Online" for free! www.josielewis.com/quickstart

JOIN OUR DISCORD | http://www.discord.gg/devin https://www.patreon.com/devinnash - Exclusive Bonus Content Over 30+ Hours Today I got the opportunity to chat with the amazing John Silva about how Artists can Make Money Online. John Silva is an amazingly talented artist who has formerly worked with Wizards of the Coast on Magic The Gathering Cards. I was lucky enough to have John commissioned to paint my Arcadum's Tearing Veil character, Wisp. If you're an aspiring artist who Wants to Make Money Online as an Artist, this is the video for you. We cover the basics of How To Monetize your Art Online, How to Make Money as a Freelance Artist, and How to Sell Your Art Online. John Silva has personal experience with directly Monetizing Art Online, whether that's through direct contact or commissions. John Silva also explains How To Advertise Yourself as an Artist, How to Build an Online Art Portfolio, How to Advertise Your Art Online, everything An Online Artist would need to know to make money.

In this episode of the podcast, I talk to Taylor of Studio Sisters. We talk about where you can sell your artwork, getting your products seen, packaging, pricing, and so much more. This episode if jam packed with valuable information and is sure to inspire you to sell your art online in new ways. Through Studio Sisters, Katie and Taylor design and sell cute stickers and help other Artists & Creatives learn how to create magic, make more sales, and grow your brand. Their Etsy shop is in the top 1% of sellers and they were able to scale it to six figures in 1 year!Follow Studio Sisters on Instagram: @shopstudiosistersCheck out their website: shopstudiosisters.comBe sure to check out their course: Dream, Create, Sell so you can Make More Sales & Grow Your Handmade Business on Etsy & Instagram

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Is it possible to make a living as an artist? Not only is it possible to be an abundant artist, Cory Huff teaches people how. Cory knows it's possible and he teaches artists how to double their money selling art online. As a business coach for artists, Cory has successfully taught dozens of artists how to increase their revenue within just 30 days as well as how to grow it over time. If you're a creative of any kind you'll enjoy and benefit from tuning into this interview with Cory. Topics Discussed:  Cory Huff's story Helping friends sell art Is it possible to make a living as an artist? How to differentiate yourself Website and marketing tips How Cory wrote his book Tools for selling art “Surround yourself with people who are similarly striving to achieve and meet with those people regularly. Hold each other accountable. Set specific goals.” ~ Cory Huff, The Abundant ArtistRESOURCES:Cory's Linkshttps://theabundantartist.com/ (TheAbundantArtist.com) https://theabundantartist.com/htsyao301/?ref=25 (How to Sell Your Art Online Program) – “Double your money…” (Or get your first sale online) http://amzn.to/2yjuWp7 (How to Sell Your Art Online), book by Cory Huff Books & Articleshttp://amzn.to/2ydbJoS (Mindset: The New Psychology of Success) by Carol Dweck https://www.icreatedaily.com/do-i-need-a-website/ (Do I Need a Website?) Other Resourceshttps://www.icreatedaily.com/90-day-goals-journal/ (90 Day Goals Journal ) https://www.amazon.com/iArtDaily-Day-Intuitive-Art-Journal/dp/B07MJHW75W/ref=as_li_ss_tl?keywords=iartdaily&qid=1575317862&sr=8-1&th=1&linkCode=ll1&tag=icd-p-20&linkId=1fe8f95bbf772c4b62e7e95d675f23f4&language=en_US (iArtDaily 30 Day Intuitive Art Journals)   https://icreatedailypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/The-Abundant-Artist-cory-huff.jpg ()Pinterest Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn

What does it take to branch out from traditional practices and sell your art on platforms like Etsy? Can you make a living off of an Etsy business? What should you look out for? Good news! I put all these questions and more to my returning guest, Jenni Waldrop.  In our conversation, Jenni opens up about realistic expectations, why it’s not enough to just build a shop on Etsy, how to plan for seasonal changes, and much more. If you’ve ever wanted to know how to build a presence on a platform like Etsy - this is the episode for you!  Addressing Criticism The last time I had Jenni on as a guest, we had an excellent discussion that resonated with a lot of Savvy Painter listeners. Just recently, I received a message that had some pointed criticism for Jenni and the numbers she shared regarding her Etsy earnings. In our conversation, Jenni breaks down why she shared the numbers that she shared and why she had to split up her shops to increase her earning potential. After our conversation, I’m confident that you’ll have a greater understanding of what to expect when it comes to building a presence on Etsy.  Don’t be afraid to test What is the best product to sell on Etsy? For each artist and seller, the answer to this question will change - especially depending on the season! While small prints will sell well for one artist - large prints will sell better for another. The key is to give yourself permission to test the market and find out what works. When it comes to selling your art - there is no one size fits all solution you’ve got to be willing to make adjustments and learn as you go. Jenni encourages artists to look around at what is selling, especially given the season.  If you build it - will they come?  Remember that old Kevin Costner movie, “Field of Dreams?” Wouldn’t it be nice if your business were as simple as setting it up and waiting for the customers to flock to your doorstep? Unfortunately - as many of you know - selling your art isn’t easy. Just like nurturing relationships with a gallery - you’ve got to nurture a relationship with your audience on platforms like Etsy. Consider sharing part of your story or starting a blog to feature artwork and projects you’ve worked on in the past.  One step at a time How do you feel about starting your Etsy store? Does it sound daunting and overwhelming? If so - you aren’t alone. There are so many artists out there who want to begin selling on Etsy and other platforms, but they don’t know where to start. I get it - I’ve been there! Don’t think that you need to have everything up and running right away - you don’t! Listen to Jenni’s advice and start one step at a time - break it down into manageable steps that you can accomplish at your own pace. For more information on how to start an Etsy shop - make sure to check out Jenni’s website! Outline of This Episode [1:10] I introduce my returning guest, Jenni Waldrop.  [5:00] Jenni addresses some criticism from our first episode together.  [12:30] Setting realistic expectations. Jenni shares some helpful examples.  [19:50] Testing what works and learning from what doesn’t.  [27:00] Should you be worried about people ripping off your artwork on Etsy?  [35:30] What is going on with Etsy’s shipping promotions?  [38:30] If you build it - they will come - right?  [42:30] Jenni explains how to break down your priorities.  [45:00] How do you deal with audience burnout?  [50:20] Preparing for seasonal trends.  [53:30] Building a presence and making a connection.  [56:45] Tips for building up your business and planning out your month.  Resources Mentioned on this episode Discover How to Sell Your Art Online and Grow Your Audience, with Jenni Waldrop Fuzzy & Birch Does Etsy Actually Work? Snapshot of a Real Etsy Business Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

The third and final episode in the miniseries. How do you sell your art online? It's simple, not to be confused with easy. This is the third step, another one that {you will also want} to be on repeat throughout your art career. But this is that step, the final one that so many Artists shy away from. They are willing to hand over the reigns, hand over control, give up half their profit to someone, anyone who will do this part for them. Why does it feel so hard to do?   Join the waitlist for the opening of The Creative Outliers, August 1 https://www.creativethursdaycourses.com/creative-outliers-waitlist   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com creativethursdaycourses.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday facebook.com/creativethursday

The second episode in the miniseries. How do you sell your art online? It's simple, not to be confused with easy. This is the second step, another one that will also be on repeat throughout your art career. This step can often separate those on their way to turning their Art into a Business from those who make Art for a Hobby. Hobby or Business, both are excellent choices. You just want to be honest with yourself about which category you are choosing and if it's an Artist in Business, you want to know ~ Are you in? And are you in it for the long game?    Join the waitlist for the opening of The Creative Outliers, August 1 https://www.creativethursdaycourses.com/creative-outliers-waitlist   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com creativethursdaycourses.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday facebook.com/creativethursday

The first episode in a new miniseries. How do you sell your art online? It's simple, not to be confused with easy. This is the first step, the one that will also be on repeat throughout your art career. Take a moment to acknowledge the most important part of this journey and if you are an artist selling your work, take a moment to acknowledge you.   Join the waitlist for the opening of The Creative Outliers, August 1 https://www.creativethursdaycourses.com/creative-outliers-waitlist   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com creativethursdaycourses.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday facebook.com/creativethursday

How to Create a Strategy to Sell Your Art Online #135

In this episode of The Maker's Collective Podcast we sit down with Cory Huff, creator and owner of The Abundant Artist. He has helped thousands of artists take their careers to the next level and in this chat he gives us a little look behind the curtain at the kinds of topics he tackles in his book, How to Sell Your Art Online, and in his courses and coaching sessions. There's so much gold in this episode, even if you aren't an artist. A lot of the advice is applicable across industries, so you might want to have a notebook handy while you're listening - enjoy! Topics covered: Meet Cory and learn about his path to starting The Abundant Artist Why do artists struggle so much with selling their work? Advice for people who are looking to get better at telling their story How to find your unique style Advice for artists to avoid burnout and commission vs. your own designs Hiring Leveling up Advice on pitching galleries How to network on social media without being too sales-y Advice on re-establishing yourself if you move What an artist's website should have The Abundant Artist resources Resources from the episode: Christie's Auction - https://www.christies.com/ How to hire a Studio assistant - https://theabundantartist.com/hire-a-studio-assistant/ Artist 101 - https://theabundantartist.com/sell-art-2017/ How to Sell Your Art Online - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0166JUFHG/ref=as_li_tl?slotNum=0&ie=UTF8&linkCode=g12&linkId=QEIRBDEDHCEXME4Z&imprToken=qhixsG-3lMcVJhKPXfrSaQ&creativeASIN=B0166JUFHG&tag=theabundantar-20&creative=9325&camp=1789 Solo Coaching - https://theabundantartist.com/solo-session/ Quote: More from Cory: The Abundant Artist - https://theabundantartist.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theabundantartist/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/theabundantartist/ More from The Maker's Collective: The Maker's Collective - http://makerscollective.club/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MakersCoClub/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/makerscollectiveclub/ Get In Touch & Join The Club - http://makerscollective.club/contact/ More from Lacey: LJH Creative Consulting- http://www.laceyjheels.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/laceyjheels More from Laura: LH Style Coaching - https://lhstylecoach.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lhstylecoaching

In this episode of The Maker's Collective Podcast we look back on the milestones we achieved in 2018 and give a sneak peek of what to expect from us in the year ahead. Happy New Year everyone! Topics covered: 2018 Highlight Reel End of March - Launched first two episodes End of May - Partnered with the City of Kitchener & Communitech to have a launch party End of June - First local Meet Up Over the Summer - Vendor at The Maker Expo, and In Kind Sponsor for Bestival Festival July - The Maker's Collective Rebrand November - Designed t-shirts Throughout the Fall - Working on creating workshops and resources for makers/creatives and small business owners Coming Up in 2019 Themes/Topics for each month - January is about mindset and goal setting! Themed Meetups/Workshops every month Guests for January: Keaton Hartigan, Cory Huff, and Azra Gregor Resources from the episode: True North - https://truenorthwaterloo.com/ TheMuseum - https://themuseum.ca/ Cafe Pyrus - https://www.cafepyrus.com/ Michaela Angemeer - https://michaelapoetry.com/ Cynthia Dam - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUep47a701zrAbJMpqTu85g Nicole Beno - http://www.nicolebeno.com/ Lighthart Music - http://lighthartmusic.com/ Secret Level Entertainment - https://secretlevelentertainment.com/ Maria Legault - https://nautilusconsulting.ca/ The Boathouse - https://www.kwboathouse.ca/ Arabella Park - https://www.arabellaparkbar.com/ Maker Expo - http://www.makerexpo.ca/ Belmont Village Bestival Festival - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/ Hart Apparel - https://www.hartapparel.com/ The Abundant Artist - https://theabundantartist.com/ How to Sell Your Art Online - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0166JUFHG/ref=as_li_tl?slotNum=0&ie=UTF8&linkCode=g12&linkId=QEIRBDEDHCEXME4Z&imprToken=ssbIYDlBjSpOeWAvC9Weig&creativeASIN=B0166JUFHG&tag=theabundantar-20&creative=9325&camp=1789 Matrescend with Azra Gregor - https://matrescend.com/ Quote: More from The Maker's Collective: The Maker's Collective - http://makerscollective.club/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MakersCoClub/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/makerscollectiveclub/ Get In Touch & Join The Club - http://makerscollective.club/contact/ More from Lacey: LJH Creative Consulting- http://www.laceyjheels.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/laceyjheels More from Laura: LH Style Coaching - https://lhstylecoach.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lhstylecoaching

Kat shares how she has been selling her paintings and works on paper online for the past few years. This episode includes tips on how to set up your shop, common mistakes to avoid, curating your content, marketing and promoting your work. Happy Selling!        

In this Facebook Live conversation, Cory chats with mastermind group facilitator Sarah Guthrie:   2:38- What is a Mastermind group? Recommended reading includes Think and Grow Rich. 6:15- How Cory started his first mastermind group, and the important things to consider when getting started. 8:12- Sarah's experience being involved in mastermind groups, how they made a difference for her in her business. 9:50- Sarah's shares her facilitation background and how she now translates that to assisting other artists in clarifying and meeting their goals. 11:25- How mastermind groups are typically run. At the core is finding a group of people you feel comfortable with who can also share their knowledge with you, and vice-versa. 13:00- Matching up with another anchor person whose personality balances yours can be really useful for forming a good group. 15:55- Why high level mastermind groups cost so much. 16:33- The main difference between peer mastermind groups and paid mastermind groups. (That's where Sarah comes in!) 17:30- How Sarah runs accountability groups as a coach rather than a peer, what the structure looks like. 23:00- TAA is now launching the next version of the mastermind groups, how to apply. 24:24- How to set proper expectations for your paid or peer mastermind group. 27:15- What additional support is typically provided in mastermind groups including TAA's mastermind groups. 30:48- Questions and answers, including whether TAA's mastermind groups will be ongoing and how much they cost. 34:20- The impact of mastermind groups for artist entrepreneurs and their unique challenges. 37:25- The grounded space of a mastermind group can help all your other relationships in life. 38:15- Are there mastermind groups for people at the very beginning? Where beginning artists can go instead.   Links: * denotes affiliate link Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill* How to Sell Your Art Online by Cory Huff The Twelve Week Year by Brian Moran*  

Cory Huff doesn’t believe in the starving artist myth. He is the founder of The Abundant Artist and the author of How to Sell Your Art Online.  Together, we answer some questions from The Inspiration Place Facebook group and Cory talks about his 5 business models for artists. In this podcast, you will discover... Should artists frame their art? (06:00) Carmen wants to know how to sell her art to secondhand and resale stores (07:50) Is Etsy dead? (09:24) Jamie asks ‘How are artists handing older art?’ (12:07) Cory explains how a flash sale works (14:25) Emily asks a question about how you can get journalists to write about you (16:48) Gabrielle asks ‘Is it possible to market your art or make sales from your art if you’re not on Facebook or Instagram?’ (20:23) The five business models for artists (20:48) What business models Cory tends to see most frequently (27:21) How social media can be an important part of communicating with potential buyers about what you are up to (30:12) Visit schulmanart.com/4 for full show notes Links Mentioned How to Sell Your Art Online The Inspiration Place facebook group Miriam's etsy shop Lisa Congdon The Abundant Artist ++++++++++++++++++++

One of the things I like to do in my free time it draw. I like to create art, and sometimes other people like the art I create. When I find that people enjoy my art, I offer it for sale on a few different platforms that offer print-on-demand services. Today I want to explore there three services I use and how they differ from each other. =========== Episode Links RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com Threadless: https://www.threadless.com TeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com My RedBubble Shop: https://www.redbubble.com/people/doctorheadly My Threadless Shop: https://doctorheadly.threadless.com My TeePublic Shop: https://www.teepublic.com/user/doctorheadly

What does it take to sell your art online successfully? Do you need to hire someone else to do it or are there tools and resources out there to empower artists like you to run your business effectively? My guest, Jenni Waldrop has built a successful online business herself and now works to help others do the same. In our conversation, Jenni opens up about how she got started, lessons she has learned along the way, what you need to do to start building an online store, and a whole lot more. If you are looking for a way to cut through all the complicated and confusing barriers to building your online business, this is the episode for you! Leveraging online platforms can help you succeed. Let’s face it, building something from scratch is difficult. While you probably aren’t afraid of hard work, wouldn’t you rather spend your time on your art than building an online presence that garners enough traffic to sustain you financially? That’s where utilizing online platforms like Etsy come into play. My guest, Jenni Waldrop is a pro at getting the most out of platforms like Etsy to help artists like you sell your art online. Learn from Jenni about all the advantages and yes, the work that’s necessary to build an online shop and in a successful and sustainable way. Why it’s important to understand your target audience. If you want to sell your art online, you’ve got to know who your target audience is and what they are looking for. This doesn't mean you have to compromise your principles or “Sell out.” Rather, think of it as a method for you to find out how you can connect with your fans in a way that allows them to support your work. Remember, the majority of your target audience doesn’t look like you! They don’t think like you, shop like you, or spend their time online the same way you do. Find out how to understand and connect with your audience by listening to Jenni Waldrop’s expert advice! Work smarter, not harder! Did you know that understanding how to read data and analytics can help you sell your art online more effectively? It’s true! You don’t always have to work harder to get the results you are looking for, sometimes is better to work smarter. In my conversation with Jenni, she explains how artists like you can locate and understand data from online sources like Instagram, Pinterest, and Etsy that will help you better understand where your audience is connecting with your activity. Wrapping your mind around this data is easier than you might think, once you’ve done that you’ll be better equipped to build your business and market your artwork. Building an online shop can really pay off. Trust me, I can understand how you may think that all of this talk about data and building an online shop to sell your art can be overwhelming and even daunting. I’ve built my Etsy shop and experienced less than impressive results. However, I’m convinced that Jenni Waldrop’s approach can work for artists like you and me. After considering all of Jenni’s advice and spending time with the information she’s provided, I’m ready to put give it another shot. Stay tuned as Jenni and I work on a special venture to rehab my Etsy shop and test how her approach can work for artists. Outline of This Episode [1:05] I introduce my guest, Jenni Waldrop. [3:00] Jenni talks about her background and what she does. [5:30] How do artists on Etsy make themselves discoverable? [7:30] If you build it, will they really come? [10:00] What would Jenni suggest to revive or grow an Etsy business? [14:00] Jenni talks about print on demand options. [17:30] How do you build up and establish an audience? [20:00] Why it’s important to understand who your audience is. [25:30] Following the data can help you work smarter, not harder. [28:30] What does it take to get an Etsy shop off of the ground? [34:00] Advice Jenni would give to her younger self. [38:30] Selling original pieces of art instead of prints. [43:00] Parting advice for artists looking to sell their art online. Resources Mentioned on this episode https://blog.fuzzyandbirch.com/saavy-painter/ https://www.facebook.com/fuzzyandbirch/ https://twitter.com/fuzzyandbirch Etsy https://www.printedmint.com/ https://www.printful.com/ Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

In today’s episode, Cory Huff joins Charlie to discuss how to think through whether to start a new business, to jump to another project, or to not grow your business as you consider dimensions of your life that you’d like to advance. Cory’s advice comes after a year of deciding to scale his business and the trials he learned from along the way. Key Takeaways: [4:11] - Both Cory and Charlie are “accidental entrepreneurs,” but they both ended up running successful businesses - and are thinking of ideas for more! The daily journey is understanding which of the ideas you have are congruent with your business, and which of those are worth pursuing. [6:12] - This conversation grew out of the fact that Cory has deemed 2017 his “pivot year.” As he has been trying to grow his current business (The Abundant Artist), and not seeing the results he expected, he began to wonder if this business was one that was meant to scale. If not, what happens next? He has been doing a lot of experimenting, both within and outside the fine arts field, where his current business resides - as well as starting some personal projects. [11:38] - Charlie talks about some of the motivation for starting a business, and how we measure our happiness and success. In many cases, especially for entrepreneurial businesses, the key metric becomes joy and happiness rather than large numbers and money. Evaluating these different factors can help determine where your focus should be for your business to achieve the things you want. [16:13] - Cory takes us back to 2016 when the goal for his business was scaling. His reason for wanting to scale was mostly to figure out how to reach more artists and help them quit their day jobs to focus on their art. He tried different things like putting on a big conference, and putting together a marketing agency for artists. While these things didn’t work out, he used them as learning opportunities, and has kept his goal to reach more artists as he pursues different ventures. [19:54] - When deciding whether to pivot and stay within your own business or do something completely different, it’s important to think about how ready the marketplace is for a new type of business. It is important to engage with your customers and potential client-base to be able to create what they want. Cory talks about his experience with this and why some of his previous pursuits didn’t take off. [24:45] - The Abundant Artist has reached its local max. While there is still some opportunity for growth, Cory doesn’t feel like he could really improve the product enough to grow 10x.Cory talks about some of the different things they tried and how he determined it might be time to do something different. If your reach ambitions have reached a certain plateau, it might be time to question if it’s a market problem. [31:31] - Charlie talks about the possibility of moving some of the Productive Flourishing resources into an app. He talks about some of the specific struggles he would face in doing this, and weighing these pros and cons to determine if developing an app is something he would want to take on. [38:12] - As you’re looking at different things to move forward - whether that is adding an element to your business or starting another business - the first thing to think about is whether you really want to win that game. You have to consider what other things you might have to sacrifice to make it possible. If it is not something you really want, it may not be best to pursue that particular venture. [41:55] - Cory talks about some of the different opportunities that have popped up for him during this time of figuring out his next step. He’s struggled with this a little bit because he didn’t want to tell people he was thinking about projects outside of The Abundant Artist or have his clients think he wasn’t still serious about that project. [43:35] - It seems to be that our public life is our life, where what people see is what we’re doing. But there are things that we are doing in our private lives that may not make sense in a public narrative, but make sense for our personal lives. Charlie discusses his personal experience with this dichotomy. [46:35] - When you’re thinking about new business opportunities, try to avoid the “either/or” scenario and try to make it an “and” scenario. This can help to balance not only the work for your different projects, but also the outcomes of those projects. If you take an “and” model, you want to adjust your expectations to match the effort delusion. [49:08] - Another thing that Cory has been thinking about is not only what he should do and how, but who he should do it with. He’s been a solo business owner for a while now (bar his work with a publisher for his book) and he’s been trying to open himself up to the idea of partnering with people to collaborate on projects. Partnership and collaboration requires giving up a bit of control and freedom, but could be a really good thing as well. [57:00] - If you’re normally in a collaborative environment, it can be good to have solo side projects, or vice versa. These opportunities may allow you be in a different leadership mode or tap into a different skill set. Perhaps, starting a new project would give you the chance to cultivate and master different parts of yourself that your current business won’t let you. [59:05] - Cory leaves us with these two things: 1) If you are a visual artist and you are looking for help with marketing your stuff, reach out to Cory at theabundantartist.com and 2) He is open to collaborations right now, so if you have anything you’re looking to jumpstart - let him know! Mentioned in This Episode: Productive Flourishing The Abundant Artist How to Sell Your Art Online, by Cory Huff Pivot, by Jenny Blake Ryan Levesque’s Ask Methodology Contact Cory: cory@theabundantartist.com

If you’ve ever considered being a fine artist or have talked to an artist you know, you’ve probably heard or accepted some variate of ‘the gallery myth’, which is that the goal is to have your art featured in a gallery and then you’re set for life. Buyers will flock to you, critics will appreciate you, and you’ll get to continue to make the art you love. I like stories about unicorns too! Cory Huff joins me for episode 79, to discuss the relationship between commerce and art, as well as the hidden path for artists that lead to real abundance. Ready? Let’s do this!      Key Takeaways: [1:01] Who is Cory Huff? [2:18] Cory has been on the show before. Check out Episode 25 on Art, Abundance, and Entrepreneurship with Cory Huff! [3:06] Cory is “the great corruptor”!! What does capitalism have to do with it? [8:18] Charlie sums up the 3 important points Cory made about the art world! [10:24] Cory believes that for some artists Capitalism does inherently corrupt the art making process! [12:38] Charlie believes that capitalism does influence an artist’s work but he’s pushing against the idea that it corrupts it!  [14:01] What is a huge problem in the art world according to Cory? What is a common challenge that all artist or creators are faced with? [18:01] What are the traditional paths to an artist’s career? [22:10] What is the hidden path to long-term longevity in the art world? [23:45] There is a similar type of disruption across every creative field. What about the disruption in the fine art world? [27:40] What does Cory see happening in the near future as a result of digitalization? [30:02] What’s the relationship between the hidden path and social media? How can artists use social media effectively? [33:43] Instagram just announced they’re introducing an algorithmic feed! What does that mean? [38:03] What are Cory’s thoughts on the relationship between artists, the hidden path and experts? [43:55] What’s the ‘not so silver lining’ of not caring what the experts think about your art? [46:07] Cory shares his final thoughts and how you can reach out to him!   Mentioned in This Episode: Theabundantartist.com The Abundant Artist on Facebook How to Sell Your Art Online by Cory Huff The Abundant Artist Conference Episode 25: Art, Abundance, and Entrepreneurship with Cory Huff

Karin Jurick's framing business took a dive after 9/11. In a desperate attempt to save the shop and to keep from having to layoff her employees, she began to paint. Karin kept the framing business going for another 7 years by subsidizing the shop with sales from her oil paintings. Eventually painting became more lucrative than her framing business.Karin sells the majority of her work online using eBay. In this episode, Karin and I talk about building a fanbase, trust, getting payments and how she navigates the sometimes choppy waters of selling art online.Support the podcast- Savvy Painter is a labor of love. It takes significant resources to keep it going, if you find inspiration or value in the Savvy Painter interviews, please consider making a modest donation to show your support: http://savvypainter.com/support