Selling your art online doesn’t mean you have to “be famous”. Or have THOUSANDS of followers on social media. Long gone are the days where you need a gallery to “approve”......
13 September, 2016No comment
I’ve managed my art newsletter with MailChimp since the beginning. Communicating with people who show an interest in your work regularly is the crux of selling your art online. Your......
12 September, 20161 Comment
We aren’t expecting or trying to get first time visitors to our website to purchase our art right away. We’re playing the long game so we can get our audience......
06 September, 2016No comment
The time you dedicate to the business side of your art shouldn’t feel like a strain on your energy and time. All your marketing efforts online should be enjoyable for......
05 September, 2016No comment
When it comes to getting more illustration clients, you have a thousand and one things you can focus on: Send out hundreds of postcards to random art directors Redesign your......
03 September, 2016No comment
To run your art business, you need a website with a blog. There are a few free options like Blogger, Tumblr, or WordPress.com. But I don’t recommend these for two reasons: When you......
25 August, 20163 Comments
I’m going to give you a breakdown of how I used this integration to grow an audience, make a print, and get my first sale in 10 days – all......
25 August, 2016No comment
If you desire to start selling your art online using a blog and art newsletter but don’t know where to start, this page is for you. Let’s dispel some myths and......
25 August, 2016No comment
I supported myself all through college by working on freelance commissions. But I wanted more. I had a bunch of personal drawings I wanted to sell online. I had unsuccessfully......
24 August, 2016No comment
I recently traveled to Nayarit, Mexico. Lush, jungly, artsy, remote, and beachy describe the vibe Sayulita and San Pancho, Mexico. Our trip consisted of awesome hostel owner in Sayulita, secret......
07 August, 2016No comment
I draw in my sketchbook and follow my curiosity around the world. From mysterious islands in Southeast Asia, rainforests in Central America, and forgotten temples in Cambodia. The best moments......
13 July, 2016No comment
When you visit jungly surf towns in Mexico, the last thing you expect to see is street art. Sayulita and San Pancho surprised. Here's a collection of photos I snapped of the art I found on the streets during my stay....
11 June, 2016No comment
The art of drawing is a strange communication between our eyes, mind, and hands. Getting all three of these to work together in harmony can be tricky. This is what......
20 May, 2016No comment
Recently I’ve been addicted to watching a show on Munchies by Vice called The Sushi Chef (You can check it out here – http://munchies.vice.com/show/the-sushi-chef). Each episode is about a different......
12 May, 2016No comment
One of the easiest ways to get started generating revenue from your art is by selling prints of your art online. But the logistics for creating an inventory of art......
07 April, 20161 Comment
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