Podcasts about selling your art

Many people talk about pursuing their dreams, but most never take the first step to making them come true. This is especially applicable in the area of the arts with aspirations of pursing music or art as a second career. Lynne McDonald took the steps to make her dream come true as a single mom in her 50's and has achieved remarkable success in selling over 400 paintings all over the world with a number of shows also to her credit. Lynne's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, tenacity, and the courage to follow one's dreams. It's worth hanging on and growing together through life's challenges, especially when pursuing your passion. Listen for a message that just may inspire you to make your dreams come true! You can reach Lynne at https://LynneMcDonald.com Make sure you get our weekly articles and download updates at: https://goalsforyourlife.com/newsletter CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 1:29 - Lynne McDonald 2:13 - How Lynne Started Painting 6:49 - Imposter Syndrome 7:44 - Starting at Age 50 11:08 - Spreading Beauty 12:21 - Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs 18:09 - Understanding Abstract Art 24:50 - First Painting Sale 30:10 - Artist Mindset 30:50 - Selling Your Art 35:23 - What's Next for Lynne 40:25 - How to Reach Lynne 40:54 - Final Advice 45:02 - Connect with Deborah 45:20 - Support the Show

Kellee is bringing in a fresh voice and new perspective as she introduces Alex Farkas, founder and gallery director of UGallery. Alex found his calling in the art world at a young age, quickly making remarkable changes to the virtual art gallery community as he founded UGallery just out of college. Since then it has continued to grow exponentially but remains a person-to-person experience that feels trusting and welcoming. Alex is dedicated to empowering emerging artists and helping them succeed in the competitive art industry.Remember, leveraging the power of online sales, valuing your art, and connecting authentically with your audience can pave the way for a successful and fulfilling art business. Here's to creating remarkable art and thriving in the digital art market!

How do you walk through your design presentation in a compelling way? How do you sell your work, not just show it and ask for feedback? Are you selling your art during the design presentation? If not, how can you make improvements? In this episode of The Agency Blueprint, I explain how to sell your art during the design presentation process. I discuss the three primary components of a presentation that allow you to avoid getting the wrong feedback. Don't miss this episode to learn more about how to approach objections management and client anxiety management. Key Questions: [00:41] How do you avoid getting the wrong feedback during your design presentation? [13:09] How do you strategically manage objections when presenting designs? [16:17] How do you recognize client emotions during presentation to make them feel good? What You'll Discover: [00:41] How to strategically sell your art during the design presentation and avoid getting the wrong feedback. [04:20] Stop explaining to the client how to provide feedback to avoid setting yourself up for failure. [06:18] The importance of reminding your client about the goal outcome at the beginning of a presentation. [07:43] Present the basis of the information you utilized in order to make your design decisions. [08:23] Why you need to remind your client where they are in the project phase. [09:04] The three components of going through the presentation and why they are important. [10:47] The importance of showing the client your iterations to take them on the journey with you. [12:15] The final reveal – walk them through what you did and allow them to understand your recommended direction. [13:09] Things to consider when it comes to objections management. [16:17] Client anxiety management – pay attention to how a client responds to the presentation.

In this episode we chat with full-time artist Stephanie Sachs to learn essential strategies for increasing art sales. Stephanie shares powerful strategies that have helped her to consistently earn 100K per year from selling her paintings. This episode is a MUST LISTEN for artists of all experience levels! Here's what we discuss:1. What inspired Stephanie to move to Maui and pursue a career as a full-time artist.2. Best practices for cultivating genuine, lasting relationships with collectors, and the power of email marketing to stay connected.3. How to get more comfortable and confident presenting your work and selling directly from the studio.4. Why Stephanie decided to launch her online program Artists Make Money.About Stephanie:Stephanie Sachs has always been a seeker. After art school, Sachs hopped on a seeking adventure and found a home in Maui. Sachs brings the same sense of adventure into her studio. Sachs paints radical joy in the form of abstract landscape paintings, where she tells stories celebrating the sublime power of nature and the mysteries of life. Sachs' paintings immerse the viewer in a dreamy world filled with multicolor caverns, misty rains, sweeping seas, and twinkling skies. Her paintings invite the viewer to explore a range of emotions from mediative to exuberant. Stephanie Sachs has a BFA from Washington University in St. Louis. She has been a resident at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Sachs' oil paintings are in collections across the world. She has shown in Chelsea, New York, Miami, and Palm Springs. Sachs currently shows at the Four Seasons in Wailea Maui. In 2022 Sachs was selected for the West Coast edition of New American Paintings. Now, Sachs has created an online class to help artists around the world learn how to build their careers and create long-term collector relationships. Her flagship course, “Artists Make Money - How to Sell Your Art Without Selling Out,” is a self-paced online course teaching artists, revenue streams, operations, sales, and marketing. This is Sachs' love song to her fellow artists. Website(s): stephaniesachs.comartistsmakemoney.coInstagram: @sachsmaui@artists_make_moneyVisit our website: visionaryartcollective.comFollow us on Instagram: @visionaryartcollective + @newvisionarymagJoin our newsletter: visionaryartcollective.com/newsletter

Selling doesn't have to be scary or high-pressure. It's about serving your clients and fulfilling their dreams.Selling begins with marketing, where you show potential clients the possibilities of investing in art. When a client contacts you, it's about understanding their needs and helping them envision their portraits' potential. By offering physical, printed products, your art serves its purpose, telling lasting stories and invoking emotions for generations.Ready to transform your approach to selling? Join us in our upcoming episode as we delve deeper into the art of serving your clients through sales. Don't miss it!Join Your Magic Year here.Use the code PODCAST to receive special pricing when you enroll. Connect with Karinda! Website Schedule a Complimentary Diagnostic Call with Karinda Photography Business Tune Up with Karinda K. - Free Facebook Group IG @Masteryourmindmoney Thanks for listening!

Everything you need to know about selling your artwork, how to get started, options to explore that people don't know about, how to create an approach to marketing that is effective and personal, and choosing platforms that will be the best fit for your goals. Discussion with Art Prof Clara Lieu and Teaching Artists Dorian Epps and Mia Rozear. Join our Patreon group where you can share your art in weekly voice sessions with staff, get critiques from Prof Lieu, and find support in a small group of artists: https://artprof.org/support-us/ 

Did you get a chance to listen to episodes 317 (part 1) and 318 (part 2)   WARNING: Don't listen to part 3 until you've listened to parts 1 and 2 in order. I kid, and yet I don't.   I'm guessing you're a freedom seeker like me and you like to do things your way, and I get that.   I can't make you listen to these episodes in order. You are free to listen to them, however, whenever you like. But if you really want to get the most from tuning into this series of episodes, listen to them, and journal your honest answers to the prompts in order.   Ok, I've said my peace. On with part 3! :)   So you've been doing "all the things" to sell your work and you're still not having the success you want? You're trying to make changes in your "Mindset" but the changes aren't sticking? WHY? And the defeat you're feeling is starting to get you down and making you question whether this Artist life is actually meant for you?   What can you do about it?   While we have access to a lot of education around the practical steps to selling your Art + Creations, there aren't enough conversations around this very important piece to selling your work ~ mastering your ENERGY.   Let's keep the conversation going with part 3, the final installment of a 3-part series.   In today's episode, I'm sharing how to change the habits that may be holding you back from finding consistent success + sales with your Creative Work.   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday

Spoiler Alert: Don't skip ahead! Did you get a chance to listen to episode 317 (part 1)   So you've been doing "all the things" to sell your work and you're still not having the success you want? You're trying to make changes in your "Mindset" but the changes aren't sticking? WHY?   If you haven't listened yet, to get the most of this series talking about how to find more success at selling your work, be sure to go back and journal your answers to the prompts I share in part 1.   While we have access to a lot of education around the practical steps to selling your Art + Creations, there aren't enough conversations around this very important piece to selling your work ~ your ENERGY.   Let's keep the conversation going with part 2 of a 3-part series.   There's a lot of talk around Mindset when it comes to success, specifically making Money, but what creates your Mindset?   When does it start? What if your mindset isn't working for you? How do you change it?   There's a foundational piece you don't want to miss if you want to create lasting transformation that will help you create the life you envision. I'm talking about the foundation in part 2 of this 3-part series.   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday

Many artists struggle with the concept of “selling out.” And in this episode you might get triggered. If you want to sell your art or if you don't think you should sell your art you need to see this podcast.Discover your passion for art and develop your skills with us. If you like this video make sure to subscribe to our channel for more content.Catch all seasons of the inspiring Light Movement podcast where professional artists discuss topics designed to elevate your art to another level with this exciting art podcast.https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMyUqi212zPH6nhplBbrK3CKwGu6SdIypWatch artists create art from start to finish in our brand new series Start to Finish: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMyUqi212zPF-EK206qdjDFV6Q_CFm4RMFor a fun and entertaining romp through art history, check out our new series Masters Before Us. Explore a variety of artists throughout time, from the most widely known to the most niche and obscure .https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMyUqi212zPGYkzCt7X0_fL3HRlG4l9DFLearn more about our one-year art program that is designed to take anyone at any level in art and turn them into a professional: https://tinyurl.com/maimp2022Whether you want to dive into art history, discuss current artist topics, or create beautiful art yourself, Milan Art Institute is the community you've been looking for.Learn and connect with us!

So you've been doing "all the things" to sell your work and you're still not having the success you want?   While we have access to a lot of education around the practical steps to selling your Art + Creations, there aren't enough conversations around this very important piece to selling your work ~ your ENERGY. Let's change that conversation starting now with this episode, part 1 of a 3-part series.   We talk about confidence but your overall energy is much more than that.   While you can muscle your way through to a certain level of confidence, a consistent, integrated, inspired energy around selling work is what you need to build the successful business you dream of.   What's the specific energy you need and how do you accomplish that exactly? That's what I'm talking about in part 1 of this 3 part series.   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday

In this episode I share a little about my own process and what I have been up to since the last episode, almost a year ago. Hint, I have been focused on my work as an artist and preparing a path for my art to be shared. I invited my friend and marketing expert, Michelle Mercurio, on to discuss why generic marketing does not work for artists, or anyone really. We also talk about how I am working to reconcile my own issues with selling, sharing and overall offering my artwork to the marketplace. I also announced that my new art shop is open at www.amymakesart.com and how I am hoping to find peace in the process of releasing these current works into the world. 

 Being an artist, and an entrepreneur does not mean you are stuck in a box of JUST selling your art (although we love that for you, as well!

Do you ever wish interviewers would go into detail about the exact steps to that tipping point moment that transforms someone, (especially a fellow Creative) from struggling to success?   As an interviewer, I'm working on it...   When I bring guests on the podcast, I promise to dive deeper into those specific stories because those can be some of the best moments on the journey and very often the ones we can relate to the most.   Like the stories shared today in another installment of Artist Success Stories. This episode highlights 3 of our Expansive Artist Members sharing stories about how they came to trust their creative calling and started to experience breakthroughs with their Art + Creative Businesses.   Artists; Tracey Diamond, Tracey Hayes, and Grace Gallaher Fitzpatrick join me for this episode and we talk about: Tracey D. shares how she landed a dream job to create the Art and Design for the Montclair Film Festival Poster Tracey H. shares how she went from part-time to full-time Artist And Grace shares more about how she transformed from being afraid of anyone seeing her work or knowing that she paints to having Artistic confidence and securing high-end commissions (in just 6 months!)   Hey, hey! Did you hear, I'm hosting a special {it's FREE} Monday Masterclass this Monday, April 3 at 4 pm PDT 3 Mistakes to Avoid When You're Selling Your Art on Social Media Click here to save your spot   You can find all things Tracey Diamond @traceydiamond_artist Tracey Hayes @traceyhayesart Grace Gallaher Fitzpatrick @gracefitzpatrick.art To get the latest updates, click here to join the Creative Thursday List   You can find all things Marisa and Creative Thursday creativethursday.com and on instagram and facebook @creativethursday

https://Art2Life.com - It takes time to figure out what you love so much that you need to create it. The only way to do that is to dive into your own personal inquiry. It can take 20 years, or it can take a couple of years, depending on how you approach this. The questions you ask, the instruction and mentorship you receive, and even the books you read can shape your artistic journey. This is why I teach! I want to help artists move into a space where they really love and are excited about their work. Join me as I share some insight into selling your art, everything that should happen first, and tips for running and growing your art business. ================================ LISTEN IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN… Three questions to improve your artwork [2:20] The importance of momentum and clarity in art-making [7:16] Understanding the psychology of art and the power of purpose [11:22] How difference attracts an audience [17:54] How to grow your art business [24:36]  Getting and staying connected to what you love [29:26] ================================ CONNECT WITH NICHOLAS WILTON AND ART2LIFE: Get the Free COLOR TIPS PDF: https://workshop.art2life.com/color-tips-pdf-podcasts/  Follow the Sunday Art2Life Vlog: https://art2life.lpages.co/sign-up-for-the-a2l-vlog/  Follow Nicholas Wilton's Art on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicholaswilton/  Follow Art2Life on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/art2life_world/?hl=en  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Art2Life

My guest on this episode of the Thriving Christian Artist podcast is Jeff Brewer, a product launch expert to other online experts.  Jeff helps people launch and scale their businesses online.So what does he have to do with art, you may ask?  Well, think about this.  When you create a piece for your art business, you want it to sell, right?  You want to get it in front of the right people who will want to buy it, and maybe drive more sales when their friends see your amazing piece hanging on their wall, right?  Every time you put a new piece out there, you are technically launching a product.  Sorry if that doesn't sound as artsy or romantic as you might want, but it's true.  And if you want to have the most successful launch possible for your art, you should take some lessons from what Jeff has to say.  His product launch tips and strategies are just as effective for sculptures and paintings as they are for personal development courses or anything else you could launch.  So get ready to take some notes!  If you want to learn more from Jeff, your first step should be to follow him on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/jeff_brewer/ ====================When you're ready to stop striving and start thriving, here are 4 other ways I can help: 1️⃣  Get my FREE Guide, “5 Biggest Misconceptions About Prophetic Art”Wondering how to create your art with God or what prophetic art is all about?  Grab my free guide and make sure you're not stuck in any of these misconceptions about prophetic art!  Download here ➡️ https://thrive.matttommeymentoring.com/5-biggest-misconceptions-about-prophetic-art2️⃣ Learn a New Framework for Living: Watch this free 60-minute, on-demand workshop I created called “How to Start Thriving as the Artist God Created You to Be,” where I share a simple, Kingdom-based framework for living that anyone can use starting today. Click here for details and to enroll!  ➡️  https://matttommeymentoring.mykajabi.com/ew-optin-how-to-start-thriving3️⃣  Connect with God: Discover how to connect with the Lord and discover His intention for you and your art in His Kingdom in my course, How to Connect with God to Create & Sell Your Art. Get more details here ➡️  https://thrive.matttommeymentoring.com/how-to-connect  4️⃣  Ready to truly thrive?  Join the Created to Thrive Artist Mentoring Program to discover how to build your art business and live the abundant life Jesus promised you as an artist in His Kingdom! Click here for details and to enroll!  ➡️  https://www.matttommeymentoring.com/artmentor.htmlThanks for listening!  You can also watch this podcast on YouTube at youtube.com/matttommeymentoring.  Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode!Connect with Matt online: https://thrive.matttommeymentoring.com/stay-connected

In this episode, artist and podcast host Jessica Libor chats with Josh Zepess, "Identity Archeologist" who helps solopreneurs like artists to profit more without grinding more. Topics covered in this episode include Josh's method to bring an end to selling and convincing people to buy your paintings, how to gain collectors who will resonate with your work in a meaningful way, and so much more! To learn more about Josh and get a free 30 minute session with him, go to: https://joshzepess.com/wdyd/ Jessica's information: Enter your art in the open call for "Legends of the Moon" with Era Contemporary and have your art digitally catalogued and sent to the moon in a time capsule with the Lunar Codex! Click here for more info: https://mailchi.mp/jessicalibor/legends-of-the-moon-artist-signup Learn more about Jessica's artwork here: https://www.jessicalibor.com ~ Explore courses and coaching for artists here: https://www.thevisionaryartistssalon.com ~ Explore and enroll for the Luminary Artist Academy here: https://www.thevisionaryartistssalon.com/luminary-artist-academy Contact Jessica at jlibor@jessicalibor.com or on Instagram at @jessicaliborstudio and @thevisionaryartistssalon ~ Free guide to selling your art online authentically: CLICK HERE FOR THE FREE GUIDE! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inspiredpainter/support

With more and more art being sold online presenting your art online has never been more important. In this weeks episode Kat and Lisa talk about how you can give your artwork the best opportunity to shine online.We talk about photography, colour editing, apps that you can use to edit your photo's as well as how to go about choosing and creating your own room moch ups.We also talk about how to talk about your artwork in a way which makes a meaningful connection with your audience. How to tell a story that connects and inspires your views.Kat and Lisa also talk about camera setups, tripods and recording videos, for your listings or your online audience.This weeks episode is super practical with a whole heap of ideas that you can start using when you start selling online.

In this Podcast, Klee and I discuss the idea of creating your own space when selling your art. You as the artist are powerful and create your own domain that people enter into. Find out more about Rafi and Klee at https://rafiandklee.com/

Unfold with Kellee Wynne opens the first episode with 100 Ways to Make Money as an Artist Without Selling Your Art.  Kellee recognizes that unless you're a big name selling your art in a top gallery, there is a cap on how much you can make when selling art, however, you can still make money from your art and creativity and in this first episode, Kellee talks about how you can do this.Kellee runs through several examples and in doing so unlocks a pandora box of ideas of what is possible given your unique skills, passions and interests.Kellee challenges us to get creative, think outside of the box and create a beautiful business.She has three topics she wants to keep talking to you about to help you flesh out your business;What it means to be human and how to love the light that is in you, so it shines for the world to see. How to tap into your raw creative energy and make meaningful artwork that commands attention. And how those two things combined, with the burning fire in your belly, can make the most remarkable business of your dreams. If you're excited to dive deeper, download the free guide of 100 Ways to Make Money as an Artist Without Selling Your Art on www.Kelleewynnestudios.com/100. Once you've gotten through the download, come tell us what you have on your own list and how the episode inspired you to think outside of the box.  If you're excited about building a successful business around your passion, be sure to hit subscribe and be inspired every week.  For more information about what Kellee is doing, visit her website on www.kelleewynnestudios.com and you can only follow her on Instagram at www.instagram.com/kelleewynnestudios

Welcome back. I'm so excited to introduce you to Marcus Sheridan.You know my goal is to bring you inspiration, career advice, and encouragement.  Marcus hits all three on the head in this interview, with warmth, humor, and honesty. If you want to sell more art, but the idea of getting on video sends shivers down your spine, you owe it to yourself to listen to this interview. I'm convinced the advice Marcus gives makes getting started as painless as possible.Marcus's philosophy of They Ask You Answer, is truly a gamechanger. It's also a method that can be easily implemented in any business to move the needle in sales.For Marcus's contact info and bio, visit the show notes at passionatepainterpodcast.com/episode58.

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Making the thing is only the first step in selling your work. Pro Tip: Your work won't sell itself! As fabulous as it would be, nobody will knock on your door asking if you have something to sell. So in this episode Melissa & Heather talk about what you need to do to get your work out there, whether you write, design, compose, film, make, paint, or craft. And it's not just posting to Instagram a few days a week!This episode is for anyone who struggles to get their work seen, who struggles to make sales or who struggles with self-promotion (yes - there's some mindset work in here!)For a summary of this episode and all the links mentioned, please visit:Episode 66: Your Creative Work Won't Sell Itself For a list of all available episodes, please visit:And She Looked Up Creative Hour PodcastAnd She Looked Up was born from belief that creating for a living takes a special kind of person: one part artist and one part businessperson. Some days the artist gets to be in charge, and some days, it's the businessperson.  And sometimes that can create tension! But tension can be a really good thing - from it comes new ideas, inspiration, and growth. When you run a creative business you need to keep your “inspiration well” full, your mind and body healthy and your business brain sharp. You also need friends and a community that understand what your days are like. That's why And She Looked Up was created - to create a space for Canadian female artists, creatives and makers to come together and share our ideas and stories while growing our creative businesses! Your host Melissa Hartfiel is a designer, illustrator, writer, and photographer with a penchant for vibrant colour. She's owns three businesses and has been a self-employed creative since 2010. She resides just outside of Vancouver, Canada. 

Thank you to our guest artist Debbie Igram (@DebbieIgram) for participating in this episode! Go check out her gorgeous art on Instagram and hit the follow button so you can follow along with her journey. https://www.instagram.com/debbieigram/ Today we have an extra special episode. You may remember a few weeks ago I threw out an idea to all of you listeners out there - I was looking for a volunteer for a new type of episode I'm calling creative coaching. I wanted to get one of you on the show with me to work through a challenge you're facing with your art. Debbie (@DebbieIgram) answered the call and volunteered. She is a watercolor and acrylic artist who wants to take a brave step forward and start selling her art. This is a different kind of episode and we work out issues and brainstorm ideas in real-time. I loved chatting with Debbie and I am so grateful for all she shared with the Self Taught Artist Podcast community in this episode. You're going to love it, so let's get on with the show! We talk about so many things related to selling your artwork - payment, shipping, pricing, marketing, and more. I mentioned my postage scale on the episode. Check it out here on Amazon ($10.99 in the USA): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06X9NQ8GX/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_DD88V8NYWVG0HYVE4BYX?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 I also mentioned PirateShip.com for shipping discounts at USPS. You can find out more at https://www.pirateship.com/ If you want to sell on Etsy, don't forget I have a code for 40 FREE Listings to get you started: https://etsy.me/2QuEqrL

What is holding you back from going after your dreams to start your business or to write a book or launch a podcast, to sell your art or clothing, or to start an online business?  Kristin speaks to Sharon Pierce McCullough, a professional artist, children's book author & illustrator and long-time Creative Entrepreneur about making art her lifelong passion and profession and tips for other creative entrepreneurs & artists on the journey to sell your art and how you can grow your art following and sell art online.  And this is a special guest because Sharon is Kristin's mom. Let's start taking action to create and monetize our creative ideas and passions and turn them into thriving businesses-  let's go after our dream work, make more money and spend more time with people we love living our best lives.  And learn how Curiosity, Creativity, Mindset, Communication, Play, and Faith play a role in improving our lives.

Have you ever wondered how to start generating sales for your artwork?  Well, as a creative, that’s THE question, right?  I get asked this all the time, and in my blog and this episode of 5-Minute Mentoring, I’ll be answering this question and laying out a clear pathway so you can start generating some real sales for your art today. Connect with Matt online at www.MattTommeyMentoring.com or on Instagram and Facebook @thethrivingchristianartistGet encouraged and connect with other artists on the Thriving Christian Artist Facebook Page  https://www.facebook.com/thethrivingchristianartist/Support the show (https://www.matttommeymentoring.com/)

Ted Chin explains NTFs (Non Fungible Tokens), how he sold and created his first pieces and what it means for the future of creators. Ted Chin is a digital artist and photographer from Taiwan now based in San Francisco, USA. He is most well known for his Photoshop composite art. Ted's work can be described as a fantasy world with a touch of surrealism, sometimes with spirits of nature. His most recent accomplishment is the Adobe Photoshop 2021 splash screen cover artist.▷ Ted's NFTs: https://niftygateway.com/collections/tedchin▷ Ted's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tedslittledream/▷ What are NFTs? https://opensea.io/blog/guides/non-fungible-tokens/▷ Full show notes on https://pierretlambert.com/podcastI hope you learned something out of that episode! Now go crush it out there and remember to be nice with our planet - we only got one!Please, SHARE this episode AND leave a 5* rating on Apple Podcast - It means a lot, THANK YOU!▷ Get the Free Top 5 Email: https://pierretlambert.com/top5▷ YouTube: https://youtube.com/pierretlambert101 ▷ Instagram: https://instagram.com/pierretlambert 

Us artists often CRINGE at the thought of selling because it feels gross and salesy. But does it have to feel that way? Absolutely NOT. Let's dive in! Catch the Show Notes here https://www.liveyourartlife.com/blog/32

This long-awaited episode of the Self Taught Artist Podcast is finally here! I've been getting a lot of DMs lately about how to start selling your artwork. Today we're talking all about how to start selling your art. We're getting into the nitty-gritty details: what platform should you start with and why? We talk about selling art directly on Instagram or Facebook, starting your own Etsy store, and when is the right time to invest in building your own online eCommerce store for your paintings or artwork. Learning how to sell your art online doesn't have to be complicated. I introduce my concept of "moving up the sales ladder" to help you grow sustainably. Here's my code for 40 FREE listings on Etsy so you can try it out risk-free. https://etsy.me/3pUpqQo What's right for you -- Selling on Instagram, Etsy, or Building Your Own Website? Listen to today's episode to find out! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurenkristineart My Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/laurenkristineart My Website: https://www.laurenkristineart.com/ Get 40 FREE listings on Etsy: https://etsy.me/3pUpqQo

Selling art and making money has been a struggle for so many artists. That's why in this episode, I invited my good friend, Miriam Schulman of The Inspiration Place to talk about how she's selling her art to collectors. We also talk about other means to make money as an artist, improve your strategy by learning from others who have been in the trenches by investing in yourself.

There is A LOT going on in this interview with artist and educator Megan Auman, from why selling your art isn’t ‘selling out’ all the way through to using self-portraits to sell your work and learning to love yourself even more. There are so many pieces of wisdom that artists of any experience need to hear and I can’t wait to share it with you. Before we jump in I want to give a big shout-out to all the folks who are here for the first time, I’ve had over a thousand people sign up to my free e-course and it’s so lovely to welcome all the new faces at Susan Nethercote Studio and see all the new work popping up in my feed under the hastag #PaintingAsAPractice over on Instagram. Now back to the episode, some of the juicy bits include; How the internet has democratised the fine art world. Overcoming the feeling of shame around selling your art. The many compounding reasons why artists are so uncomfortable pricing their work sustainably and some of the tools to overcome that resistance. How photographing your self with your work is the best way to not only sell your work but gain self confidence. Why thinking of your art practice as a job can be very freeing. Some nifty Pinterest and SEO tips. Suse ox Megan Auman Megan’s Website Megan’s Instagram Suse's FREE course Susan Nethercote: Suse's Instagram Suse's Facebook Suse's education website Suse's art website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/susan-nethercote/message

Cody Vrosh is an artist and illustrator based in California. He works in a graphic watercolor style, fusing science fiction elements with bold female characters and playful creatures to create unique speculative illustrations. He is the creator of Coffee Creatures, Teeth Creatures, and Little Satellites, and the co-founder of Binary Winter Press, an independent book and screen printing press.  Check out his work at binarywinter.com and follow him on social media: @cody-vrosh on IG, Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook

It's the holiday season!  Let's make this December your most profitable one yet while selling your art.  The holiday season is the perfect time to do a studio sale, curate a collection of sketches or gifts made from your art, and make your art more accessible for your collectors.  In this episode, I go through three steps to help you plan out your best season!  In other news, I've launched my Classical Holiday Collection of art! Check it out at www.jessicalibor.com.    Lastly, if you are looking for a course on developing your work, I have 2 options for you at www.thevisionaryartistssalon.com .  I'm teaching Discovering Your Artistic Voice, to help you create your own style of art, and The Artist Soul Mastery Academy, an intensive and comprehensive course that is about building your art career from the inside out!  Visit on Instagram at @jessicaliborstudio and @visionaryartistssalon   

Developing a sustainable, successful portable business as an artist brings some unique challenges. While many solopreneurs start with identifying a need and providing a solution, an artist’s business begins with a focus on themselves and their own self-expression. And for many people, art is a luxury, rather than an essential need. Despite these challenges, it is possible to build a successful online and portable business as an artist, and by using the same approaches to marketing as more traditional businesses! "As hard as it is to put myself out there consistently, I keep doing it because it simply brings results. "In this episode, artist Cath Brew explains how she found clarity of purpose and started her business, Drawn to a Story. As an illustrator and author, Cath brings to life what people feel but can't find the words to express. With a focus on Identity, Belonging and Expat Life, her work navigates around redressing the imbalance that 'otherness' creates. Cath is the author of the book,’ Living Elsewhere’, where she illustrates in impactful images and short stories the highs and lows of life abroad. Cath shares how thinking strategically about her purpose as an artist, being consistent in her marketing and listening to her clients has helped her grow her business, and how she has addressed the unique challenges facing artists in business. (https://tandem-nomads.ck.page/d084d1f33b) What You Will LearnWhat makes art a different type of business How to get more confident and comfortable with promoting your art and business What consistent marketing strategies work for artists Resources And Inspiration:The Artist's Journey: The Wake of the Hero's Journey and the Lifelong Pursuit of Meaning (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Artists-Journey-Lifelong-Pursuit-Meaning/dp/1936891549/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=the+artists+journey&qid=1593719407&sr=8-2) Are you Triangle? A new way to define and feel home. Naomi Hattaway – Virginia (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/tn8-are-you-triangle-a-new-way-to-define-and-feel-home-naomi-hattaway-virginia/) How to build a powerful community and lead it to the next level – Naomi Hattaway (https://tandemnomads.com/podcast/how-to-build-a-powerful-community-and-lead-it-to-the-next-level/) Taking a stand and Leading your community through change (http://www.tandemnomads.com/176) Living Elsewhere: Because a life overseas can be tough and, well, sometimes you just have to laugh (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Living-Elsewhere-Because-overseas-sometimes/dp/1999732324/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=CATH+BREW&qid=1594035504&sr=8-1) Find Cath onlineWebsite (http://www.drawntoastory.com) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/DrawntoaStory/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/drawntoastory) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/drawntoastory/) Share Your Love! Do you enjoy listening to this podcast show? Leave on your review on your favorite app – Google Play (https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90YW5kZW1ub21hZHMuY29tL2ZlZWQvcG9kY2FzdA%3D%3D)   Share Your Thoughts! Connect with the Tandem Nomads community and share your comments! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/tandemnomads/)

"Should I sell your art? When should I start? Is my art even good enough?" If those are questions constantly on your mind, tune in to today's episode for a fresh new perspective on this topic(: Aly shares her own journey from creating for fun to creating for real. Its less about when and more about why. We hope that this sharing will help you gain clarity on that. Bless you!

In this episode, Christina, Aranea, and artist-in-residence Lulu look for anything to help us when we are feeling adrift in our creative process. HOSTSAranea Push, Christina Tran, and Lulu Cheng NOTES"Hey everyone! Did you know that Aranea has a Patreon?? Please go and support her there!" ;)"We’ve discussed this before (in episode 7): Sharing is an inherent part of creating something…it’s about having a conversation with someone else and making a connection."Jenny Odell's How to Do Nothing: Resisting the Attention Economy (or her EYEO talk that initially inspired the book)Follow Lulu on twitter "because of that product management article she wrote a few years ago" (lol)No seriously, subscribe to Lulu's newsletter.Read about the stranger quotient in The Art of Gathering by Priya ParkerRGB house, where they host events like Reading in Robes, Poetry Nap, and Everyone Stands UpChristina's essay about the Neofuturists, and how the format belongs to everyone. (Kurt Chiang's "onion article headline" after Too Much Light ended.) (Some neofuturist plays by Amy Langer.) (Go see a show if you're in NY, SF, or Chicago!) MUSICDispatches by Kaori Sato EDITED BYChristina Tran 

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The internet, especially social media, have given us an incredible tool — we can now potentially reach anyone in the world. If before you had to go through all the gatekeepers of the art world, now you can do everything yourself and have full control over every aspect of your art, including profits. But it does come with a price and it’s probably not what most of us think it is, when confronted with the myriad of things we have to set-up to get our art business started.

This week we dive into the topic of selling - why it doesn’t need to be intimidating and why - above all - we must develop our own unique approach - one that leverages OUR unique strengths and matches the interests of OUR target audience. In the end, selling is like art-making - the more unique and personal our approach, the more successful we will be. Real world examples include a door-to-door art salesman, an enterprising London painter, and Alice’s window cleaner! We also discuss how to ignite the creative spark and the power of simply not caring what other people think. Submit a question at bit.ly/artjuicepodcast Find show notes on www.alicesheridan.com/podcast www.louisefletcherart.com/podcast Follow us on Instagram @alicesheridanstudio @louisefletcher_art Credits "Monkeys Spinning Monkeys" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

Today I share my personal experiences with exhibiting at events like conventions, craft fairs and makers markets. I also talk about my first experience showing at an event and my most recent inclusion in the Downtown Los Angeles RAW Artists Showcase. Discover all the benefits thatI've gained and see it live events are right for you. Get the full episode show notes here with pictures, specific reference links and where you can leave comments related to the episode:http://www.jesskovic.com/podcast/3Visit my online boutique featuring exclusive designs on apparel, accessories and art prints:https://sugarbunchcreative.com/Let's connect! Instagram - @jess_kovicTwitter - @jess_kovic

We recently asked on social media what topics you would like to cover and Nea Edmans was interested in advice on selling art. So this week our guest is Cory Huff from theabundantartist.com. Cory has a unique blend of expertise in the creative industry along with experience of working in online marketing. He now helps artists to market and sell their art offering advice through his blog, podcast, courses book and coaching.

The art market can be divided into roughly 5 segments: 1.) The direct market 2.) The primary beta market, 3.) The primary alpha market, 4.) The secondary alpha market and 5.) The auction market. Today we will be looking at the last three: the primary and secondary alpha market and the auction market.

The art market can be divided into roughly 5 segments: 1.) The direct market, 2.) The primary beta market, 3.) The primary alpha market, 4.) The secondary alpha market and and 5.) The auction market. Today we will be looking at the first two: the direct market and the primary beta market, so watch out for the next podcast, as this is a two-parter!

EP 8: 5 Tips For Selling Your Art Online 5 things all artists should be doing to sell their art online. JOIN FREE WEBINAR: “How To Turn Your Art Passion Into A Thriving Online Art Business, Without Becoming A Tech Wizard” https://visioncity.biz/etsywebinar

Are you ready to start selling your art? There's a lot to consider, from where to sell your art to how to build an engaging brand. Not to mention the practical aspects of photographing, packaging and pricing your work for sale. Tune in this week as we dive into the ins and outs of selling art.

Ep. 099 I am pleased to announce my new Online Course to teach you how to sell your art and make more sales in a concise format on Skillshare is published and is live and online! We are also remembering Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. I am please to announce that my new online course "The Creative Guide to Selling Your Art, Confidently" is published and ready for you. Learn something new! Get out of your comfort zone.... don't let your fear of learning new things intimidate you. Go for it and have fun while doing it! Sign up for Skillshare.com Sign up now and get the premium account free for two months! Sign up now! Tell me what is holding you back?  Why do you feel scared and what do you do when you feel that way?  Share with me your thoughts I would love to hear from you! I am thrilled to announce that Rockstar Mentor is two years old!  We have reached the two year mark and have recored 99 episodes to this point!  Yeah!!! NEW Motivational Freebie Download Click here to get yours! HEY, IF YOU WANT TO GET MY FREE EXHIBITOR TOOLKIT GET IT NOW BEFORE IT GOES AWAY! Click here to get the toolkit! Check these episodes out on the website at http://rockstarmentor.com/podcasts/ Or whatever podcast player you prefer (ie., iTunes. Stitcher Radio, Google Play, TuneIn etc). For the full summary of the Rockstar Mentor show notes visit me at http://rockstarmentor.com/blog and http://rockstarmentor.com/podcasts Please visit our website to sign up to be on the front lines of amazing information and free downloads that I have prepared especially for you. http://rockstarmentor.com Visit me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/crushitmentor Visit me on Instagram: http://instagram.com/rockstarmentor NEW: Do you need an ecommerce solution that will help you get online bigger, better, faster, stronger?  Sign up for a free trial with Shopify, I can help you too!  Try Shopify for free!   NEW: Rockstar Mentor Channel Now on YouTube! Rockstar MentorTo support the show via Patreon, we would greatly appreciate it! https://www.patreon.com/rockstarmentorNeed art supplies? Shop on Amazon! (Affiliate link)   To learn more about me, my art and colorful product line, viSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/rockstarmentor)

When do you decide you feel good enough about your art to start charging for it? And how do you put a value on it? We discuss the commercial side of creating. We also check in on our homework progress, and sing the praises of professional framing.

Are you feeling burned out from trying to balance the business side of being a professional artist with the creative side? Listen as Holly talks once again with guests, singer/songwriter, Ayden Graham, and entertainment lawyer, Mark Pearson. Find out why it’s important to work on pieces that are “hot” for you, as we talk about selling your art, using failure as a springboard for success, and overcoming self-doubt. You’ll also learn 10 ways to get into Alignment with being creative even when you’re overwhelmed so that you can Make Art in the Middle of the Madness. Find out more about Performers & Creators Lab >>Ayden Graham is an indie folk rock singer-songwriter from the San Francisco Bay Area. Growing up on the music of Sting, Cat Stevens, and The Beatles, he began his career busking in front of the local Three Twins Ice Cream shop. With a regular spot at the Sweetwater Saloon, Graham exploded onto the local music scene as a promising young voice. During two solo trips to Ireland, Graham sharpened his fiddle playing in the pubs and sang on the streets for his supper. While studying literature and electronic music at UCSC, Ayden was introduced to the underground rock, jazz and reggae scenes of Santa Cruz. Graham began to craft a unique artistic identity, incorporating his poignant lyrics with the myriad influences that surrounded him. Ayden Graham released his debut Wooden Bones EPNovember 2017. Find more at www.aydengraham.com/epkMark A. Pearson is a principal attorney at ARC Law Group, a law firm focused on counseling creative, talented and entrepreneurial clients. His primary practice areas involve forming business entities, counseling on trademark & copyright issues, and drafting entertainment and technology contracts. His list of clients includes musicians, actors, film & television producers, live entertainment companies, video game developers, online content providers and artists. Mark has negotiated deals with Disney, HBO, LucasFilm (Skywalker Sound) and the Golden State Warriors and worked on projects for MTV Networks and Nintendo of America. Learn more at arclg.comAbout Your Host, Holly ShawHolly Shaw, CHT is a performance coach, creativity researcher and stand up comedian. Growing up in Indianapolis, IN she convinced her parents she needed to go to Chicago to get her own agent when she was 14 years old and has spent a lifetime in film, T.V. and on professional stages all over the world as an actor, dancer, and director.Now she shares her passion for the problems that artists face as a Creativity Coach and a Certified Hypnotherapist and has helped hundreds of artists, from Emmy award winning and Grammy nominated artists to world class choreographers overcome their anxiety, stage fright, impostor syndrome, and creative blocks so that they can create original work and totally kill it onstage again and again without feeling like they're selling out or losing their sanity.In 2016, Shaw wrote and released her book, The Creative Formula: Compose, Choreograph, and Capture Your Masterpiece which has become an Amazon bestseller. In 2018 she launched the Performers & Creators Lab podcast which was named one of 2019's most outstanding podcasts by Databird Research. She teaches regularly at the SAG/AFTRA offices in L.A. and SF and runs creative laboratory workshops like the Comedy Lab Open Mic once a month at Monaghan's on the Hill in Oakland. Follow her on Instagram @hollyshawspritely

In this special episode, @jimmccarthyvos gives his "Art of Selling Your Art" keynote to the dynamic and hungry members of The Tennessee Voice Over Exchange (T-VOE) Some of the topics covered: - Your Why - Dominant Focus Exercise - Developing an EOS

In this special episode, @jimmccarthyvos gives his "Art of Selling Your Art" keynote to the dynamic and hungry members of The Tennessee Voice Over Exchange (T-VOE) Some of the topics covered: - Your Why - Dominant Focus Exercise - Developing an EOS - Offensive vs. Defensive - Client Equity - Applying a basic sales process -Hamburger vs. Steak   Jim has been a professional voice over/video and audio producer/branding dude since 1996. He's voiced well over 1000 scripts for clients who include the likes of Coca-Cola, Jose Cuervo, and Home Depot. He's produced hundreds of script-less unposed videos for hundreds of business folk, artists, musicians and speakers.   Jim has also coached hundreds of people from various backgrounds how to do voice overs and is available for coaching that includes demo production packages.   Follow Jim here: Website: www.jimmccarthyvoiceovers.com  mccarthy.media Facebook: www.facebook.com/jimmccarthyvos Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jimmccarthyvos Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimmccarthyvos/ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmccarthyvidsigs/ Snapchat: JimMcCarthyVOs

Hey, guys! In this episode, I am chatting with Alisa Vysochina, a freelance illustrator originally from Ukraine, now living and working in Seattle. She loves plants and flowers which reflects in her beautiful watercolor illustrations. Full Interview notes, guest contacts, key takeaways, and resources:https://artsideoflife.com/alisa-vysochina/    Special offer for Art Side of Life listeners

Show Notes Sharpened Artist: Colored Pencil Podcast Release Date: November 7, 2016   Topic: Selling Your Art on eBay or Etsy   Points of Interest: This episode compares and contrasts the eBay and Etsy platforms for online artwork sales (with a brief cameo appearance of Amazon Handmade). Learn about the pros and cons of each site, including information about listing fees and best practices for driving traffic back to your own website.   Links: eBay www.ebay.com   Etsy www.etsy.com   Amazon Handmade www.amazon.com/handmade   Lisa’s Blog Post on Amazon Handmade: http://lachri.com/selling-artwork-on-amazon/       Lisa’s Twitter: @lachri John’s Twitter: @sharpenedartist   As always, thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more from John and Lisa. In the meantime, be sure to visit www.sharpenedartist.com for additional updates and information. You can also join our Facebook group, Colored Pencil Podcast, or contact us by email at podcast@sharpenedartist.com .   Stay sharp!

Arree Chung is one of the students in my Create A Profitable Online Store Course. And what I like about Arree is that he’s a professional artist who writes and illustrates his own children’s picture books. Now most artists try to make money by selling prints and copies of their work but Arree realized early on that that path would not generate enough income to make a living. So Arree and a group of his friends got together and decided to launch Live In A Story, a site that sells high quality children’s wall decals designed by artists. Today his […] The post 073: Student Story: Creating A Profitable Business Selling Your Art With Arree Chung appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

"I never wanted to start out with small magazines. I wanted to start out loud." It was his dream job, but something else was calling him... In this interview we delve into the life of James Goldcrown. His astonishing career, starting as a young dark room assistant in South London and evolving to the top of the fashion industry in New York City. The industry began to weigh on him and his burn out led him to Africa where he created a life altering documentary. Something had to change... He started selling paintings from the back of a truck he built and styled. In this interview you can hear for yourself the passion he has for the art of selling art. Now he does that... but that isn't it. He started The Shed Project on Mott Street. It is a collaborative gallery/workshop where people can come to create and to sell. It's the physical representation of the intersection of community, creativity and commerce. Thank you so much for downloading the 30th episode of NIONradio. "New York is like a girlfriend." Some things we learn in this podcast: The story behind James Goldcrown from London to NYC What it takes to be a great fashion photographer The importance of aggressively going after your desires On the soul of the fashion industry On leaving the fashion industry to make a documentary in Africa How James started selling art from the truck Key lessons regarding the art of selling your art How to price art effectively... on the street and in the gallery Managing the balance of personal work and paid work Navigating the ebbs and flows of creative productive potential The vision for The Shed Project and where the inspiration comes from   Top 3 Tips for Selling Art in the Street: Know the Customer - "Don't waste your energy on someone who's going to waste your time." Accommodate that Person - "Make them feel like they are a part of the process." Know your Expenses and How to Bring the Customer in - "When you make a piece, be aware of what you spent on the piece. Be willing to come down accordingly. Always make that buyer feel like they've got what they wanted."   Links mentioned: Learn a little more about Amber Rae, the girl who introduced Nick and James Check out James Goldcrown's documentary on AID work in Africa, To Die No More: Part I | Part II | Part III Learn more about The Shed Project and come visit: 179 Mott Street between Kenmare and Broome Music Credit: Colorful by The Madison Connect with James Instagram | Facebook | Website

Podcast: Download | Stitcher | iTunes This week on Do Anything, today’s guest busts one of the biggest myths I’ve heard about making a living as an artist.  Maggie Appleton answers the lifelong question, “Is selling your art selling out?” If you’re an artist and you’ve ever wondered if it’s really possible to make a living from your artwork, make sure […] The post Do Anything – Episode 11: Is Selling Your Art Selling Out? appeared first on Six Thirty-One.

We have rescheduled this weeks show due to a guest host being unable to participate. So, all art topics are open for discussion, nothing too small to cover, this show is for you. Call in with your questions, suggestions and advice for our listeners. As always please feel free as part of your participation to self-promote an upcoming show, class or event. All the best for your art career. Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com, Jim Caldwell, http://artworknetwork.com/jimcaldwell Linda Everson, http://lindaceverson.com, 88 88 ArtLook, 8888ArtLook.com Jean Smith, www.jeanbsmith.com

How many Art Fairs do you do in a year? How do you travel and do you stay with friends or family when out of town? How do you evaluate which ones to enter. What has been your best and worst experiences? Any suggestions to new comers to the Fair world? What are the dos and don't of Art fairs. Artists preinterviewed: Karen Divine, KarenDivinePhotography.com, Linda Everson, LindaEverson.com, Mary Barron, adagioartglass.com, Suzanne Frazier, SuzanneFrazier.com, Jim Caldwell, artworknetwork.com, Annette Coleman, annettecolemanartist.com

A wide variety of artists from diverse backgrounds discuss the pros and cons of various art venues. Local, regional or national in scope what works for them. Art Fairs, juried shows, coop galleries, galleries and open studios. Artists featured: Mary Barron www.adagioartglass.com, Mardie Dalzell Driftmier www.artworknetwork.com, Vincent Greico Vgreico88@Gmail.com, Jean Smith www.jbsmith.com, Mark Rossier www.markrossierpottery.com, Linda Gleitz www.lindagleitz.com, Marco Montanari www.MarcoMontanri-EncausticArt.com, Leah Bradley www.leahbradley.com, Annette Coleman www.annettecolemanartist.com, Jim Caldwell www.artworknetwork.com Barbara Kornfeld www.barbarakornfeldarts.com, www.openarts.org,Linda C Everson, www.LindaCEverson.com.

As the founder of ArtBizCoach.com, Alyson B. Stanfield helps teach thousands of artists around the world how to promote their art more effectively and make a better living. She is the author of I'd Rather Be in the Studio! The Artist"s No-Excuse Guide to Self-Promotion and the popular Art Biz Blog.  Alyson is a regular contributor to Art Calendar magazine and has given workshops and keynote addresses in 20 states. The Arts and Healing Network is delighted to share Alyson's sage advice.  We get many queries about how to support oneself as an artist and we hope that this podcast will answer some of those questions. Included in this podcast are the "Four Steps for Selling Your Art," which has been a classic way for artists to make a living.  These steps, however are broad enough to be of value to those who are doing non-commercial art as well.  One of the steps is good communication, and Alyson offers great guidelines and tips for sending e-newsletters and using online tools like Facebook to connect with your audience.  May this information inspire you to share your work more fully with the world.