These are 100% free sites! No upfront payment. I will be making another video with more websites in the future (Ebay Etsy etc). Let me know what you think! 😊💸
Ha. You rock. You get right into it, toss the index cards like an old David Letterman show and give us the facts on your research. Love this channel! Thanks!
Some of these suggestions are good. However, I would avoid istock at all costs. You will be selling hi-res images of your work with no idea what these people are doing with it. The people could end up selling your work at art markets for example. istock doesn't care- they won't help you out. Avoid microstock royalty-fee sites.
ryan you couldnt of said this better i totally agree with you and now with the new IA they can do anything even touch the sky with your work a decent site for anybody to check out and trust me on this i do not get a dime for saying this but if your into photography amd want to sell your work pixpa is nothing short of just awesome folks they give yu a trial period i have used them and didnt have my site built in the trial run and they were just awesome about no problem you take another 15 days no worries and when i got stuck they sent me a video wuickly in their chat (15 minutes was tops i have ever waited) anyway a video like i was saying to exactly what i was doing wrong that said their plans are the cheapest around they deal with WCC Aas their dropshipper and great reviews for these folks iam in canada so iam trying to find a printer here instead of paying the usa prices which would just kill me in the exchange dept but they do give the photographer a decent discount once your hooked up withj them they set their prices and then you do your markup from there and its a great thing to have this but just remember to really take this serious invest in a color spec for your monitor it will make a hugeeee difference people. anyway thanks again for the video here great job
To add to that many companies like this expect you to market to their website. Build your own brand and your own SEO and cut them out. They need you more than you need them.
wit my experience I sold my art in ebay I been successful in that website . now for Saatchi art I tried to sell my art but I had a problem I couldn't display my images so I contact them they did contact back they said they will contact later to fix my problem. the never did. For etsy I tried them but never susseful. face book you can sell I sold some pieces. I did sell in Instagram once but I usually sell my art in ebay the best choice.
Thank you so much for doing the wonderful research, and also for sharing your experiences with some of these websites. I’m returning to the art field and this list will be very helpful. Take good care, and be safe!
I am an artist from India and have UA-cam channel on watercolor painting just one year old , have long way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience about all those.
Keep it up! I see that on your channel page, you didn't put links to your Ins, Patreon, website etc. Maybe you can put a link so people can discover other channels you have.
You opened a world of possibilities! Thank you! I dont know if you already did videos about it (I didnt have time to search your uploads yet), but I would love to see a little more about how to use those tools you mentioned :)
I know its easier said than done and would all require handwork. I think I might get a scanner and try the prints and a few for stock-photo. I would also checkout/research the Facebook currency you mentioned, who knows if it could be the next bitcoin or worst. As for online courses; not a good teacher so am not messing with those ones
A beaufiul, attention grabbing,very informative and smart presentation by a lovely woman with a delightful, clear voice. Your command of my native language is amazing..
@@VeryPrivateGallery Very private lady, yes I am an artist, though hardly one you will have heard of. For twenty years, now, following my wife;s death in 2001, I have lived alone , remote in the Ozarks in a house/studio that I built with my own hands, rarely speaking to anyone but a few shop or bank clerks. I have my cats, and now a dog, my computers, and now also an expensive dslr with which to photograph my oil paintings so that sooner or later I can sell some of them in prints, perhaps following your advice. I'm not part of the art world and have never been in any dedicated way I'm not personally acquainted with any artist, and though I've lived and traveled in many ways and places I've been in few galleries and fewer museums. I have no art training. My only experience of a model was staring at her from the doorway of an art class until the door was slammed in my face. Actually, I'm an ex North Sea oilfield diver from the early construction over there , ex merchant seaman from long ago, first sailing on a Norwegian freighter out of Mexico, ex mathematician, ex novelist, and ex many, many other things that I will not bother you with. My intellectual concerns are numerous, primarily in many ancient and classical languages, not in visual art. In painting I just take my pleasure where I'm lucky enough to find it, and the internet shows me that many very talented people are out there, somewhere. I can't sit down with them and discuss their art over coffee, beers, or wine. But I do have the internet. I don't caress my computers but do take good care of them, because they're my only reentry, now, into the big, scary world out there, where lucky for all of us there are brave, smart people like you. My days are filled with continuing construction or working on my pickups. The oils just get me through the night, meaning the long night between birth and rebirth. I had been working on a large one of Stella and Zoe, two sisters out of a page of Light, Life, a Rose Window, a still-unfinished third novel. Just a fantasy, I make it up as I go out of what I see directly on the painting surface the way anyone sees images in clouds. I turned off some film noir in the background, tuned you in, and was astonished to hear a voice that didn't use "upspeak." , that parsed sentences with lively imagery and kept the tenses straight. Then your face, your gestures, your brain, and so on. And so I followed you from one of your sites to another. I wanted to keep praising you but didn't want to be effusive. Unless I get something online or out in print my art will remain just something on a cave wall, something to be examined by a torch provided it doesn't wind up on a burn pile or in a thrift store. Not bison, bears, or woolly mamoths, to be sure--just the outlines of my hand, the outlines of fingers. For me, it makes a statement; it says, "I was here." The outlines of my hand. I was here. That's good enough. I'll be satisfied to outlive my cats.
Michael o'hair 👋 I always find mathematicians amazing creatures. Although I went to study business, I couldn’t do any maths still. I can’t use Excel very well, because that’s not how I think. I calculate when I stick a finger in the air and I just roughly know. I think most of people are like me. If you are good with numbers, worked in the oil extraction, live in the nature, you can use that to your advantage. Form them a part of your story.
Michael o'hair I know a Spanish artist who would integrate ancient Iberia symbols into his large mural works. They look very distinctive. You can also bring your passion of numbers and ancient languages into your paintings.
Im GED da Stroke. i have a hendreds of drawing. what i can sell them can heny kan help me. ive had a stroke for 3 years. i started to do brawings. i want to sell them, how. aged 60.
Yes, you definitely need credit card or debit card to do any online business. But you don’t need to order a sample. It’s a good idea to have just one, to adjust the design and color ICC parameters. But you don’t need to order every model.
Yes Redbubble delivers by themselves. However, technically once you stop working with them, they won't have rights over your work. But it's possible there are some delays in their system.
Tt K if you sell something at 10 dollars, you get $1.5 only. You need to have an art style that’s very popular, so you can make a decent living from selling with them.
These are 100% free sites! No upfront payment. I will be making another video with more websites in the future (Ebay Etsy etc). Let me know what you think! 😊💸
Ha. You rock. You get right into it, toss the index cards like an old David Letterman show and give us the facts on your research. Love this channel! Thanks!
This is absolute gold dust - thank you so much for taking the time to create this
Hi 🙋🏻♀️ Thanks for watching! I hope to make more content in 2021 😊
I love how this video is so straight to the point and very informative!! Thank you so much💖
Some of these suggestions are good. However, I would avoid istock at all costs. You will be selling hi-res images of your work with no idea what these people are doing with it. The people could end up selling your work at art markets for example. istock doesn't care- they won't help you out. Avoid microstock royalty-fee sites.
ryan you couldnt of said this better i totally agree with you and now with the new IA they can do anything even touch the sky with your work a decent site for anybody to check out and trust me on this i do not get a dime for saying this but if your into photography amd want to sell your work pixpa is nothing short of just awesome folks they give yu a trial period i have used them and didnt have my site built in the trial run and they were just awesome about no problem you take another 15 days no worries and when i got stuck they sent me a video wuickly in their chat (15 minutes was tops i have ever waited) anyway a video like i was saying to exactly what i was doing wrong that said their plans are the cheapest around they deal with WCC Aas their dropshipper and great reviews for these folks iam in canada so iam trying to find a printer here instead of paying the usa prices which would just kill me in the exchange dept but they do give the photographer a decent discount once your hooked up withj them they set their prices and then you do your markup from there and its a great thing to have this but just remember to really take this serious invest in a color spec for your monitor it will make a hugeeee difference people. anyway thanks again for the video here great job
To add to that many companies like this expect you to market to their website. Build your own brand and your own SEO and cut them out. They need you more than you need them.
Excellent point!
Wow! Hands down, your no excuse list for artists to sell and make money off their artwork is great. Take action guys. 😎👍🏿
Girl! you are awesome THANKS! for the help.
Happy to help!
I love you! These videos help so much, you are straight and so informed. Thank you for sharing!!
Hi Lydia! Thanks for your message!
thank you so much for these brilliant tips
Glad you like them! You are so welcome. I will be making more videos like this!
Thank you so much it's soo helpful and informative.
Hey thanks for dropping by!
Thank you so much for your videos! It helps a lot!💜
wit my experience I sold my art in ebay I been successful in that website . now for Saatchi art I tried to sell my art but I had a problem I couldn't display my images so I contact them they did contact back they said they will contact later to fix my problem. the never did. For etsy I tried them but never susseful. face book you can sell I sold some pieces. I did sell in Instagram once but I usually sell my art in ebay the best choice.
thank you for the tutoring websites and a reminder about airbnb experiences! great video and love your channel
👋 Thanks for watching 😊
Thank you so much for doing the wonderful research, and also for sharing your experiences with some of these websites. I’m returning to the art field and this list will be very helpful. Take good care, and be safe!
I am an artist from India and have UA-cam channel on watercolor painting just one year old , have long way to go. Thanks for sharing your experience about all those.
Keep it up! I see that on your channel page, you didn't put links to your Ins, Patreon, website etc. Maybe you can put a link so people can discover other channels you have.
You opened a world of possibilities! Thank you! I dont know if you already did videos about it (I didnt have time to search your uploads yet), but I would love to see a little more about how to use those tools you mentioned :)
Hey Caroline,
Thanks for your message! I am making 2 videos every week on how to make money as an artist. Hope you find them useful!
wow amazing list! thank you very much for helping us always
You are doing a FABULOUS job and much appreciated :)
Thank you so much!
This video was really helpful. I got more info than what I was originally looking for! Thank you for such great content!
You're so welcome!
Also spoonflower is also an idea. Airbnb experience never heard of that.hmm great videos .subbed
That was a lot of information, and a lot of options. THANK YOU!!! I'm really glad that I found this video.
Your info is very useful. Thank you. 👍👍👍
Really useful. Thanks for making this video
I know its easier said than done and would all require handwork. I think I might get a scanner and try the prints and a few for stock-photo. I would also checkout/research the Facebook currency you mentioned, who knows if it could be the next bitcoin or worst.
As for online courses; not a good teacher so am not messing with those ones
Tugis Art Studio You can purchase a digital camera, under 500$ you can get something quite ok. It’s more versatile than a scanner.
@@VeryPrivateGallery Thanks for the tip, I would consider a camera next year.
Tugis Art Studio With camera you can make timelapse videos and tutorials. It gives you more possibilities!
Tugis Art Studio Check out this channel I think it’s a good example for your art videos: ua-cam.com/video/6GibPdaOzvE/v-deo.html
Thanks so much! I have lots to learn, so this is a great guide!
great thanks really good collection
Excellent advice. Thanks.
Thanks for watching 👼
A beaufiul, attention grabbing,very informative and smart presentation by a lovely woman with a delightful, clear voice. Your command of my native language is amazing..
Michael o'hair 👋 Hey Michael, thanks for your message! Are you an artist? What kind of art do you make?
@@VeryPrivateGallery Very private lady, yes I am an artist, though hardly one you will have heard of. For twenty years, now, following my wife;s death in 2001, I have lived alone , remote in the Ozarks in a house/studio that I built with my own hands, rarely speaking to anyone but a few shop or bank clerks. I have my cats, and now a dog, my computers, and now also an expensive dslr with which to photograph my oil paintings so that sooner or later I can sell some of them in prints, perhaps following your advice. I'm not part of the art world and have never been in any dedicated way I'm not personally acquainted with any artist, and though I've lived and traveled in many ways and places I've been in few galleries and fewer museums. I have no art training. My only experience of a model was staring at her from the doorway of an art class until the door was slammed in my face. Actually, I'm an ex North Sea oilfield diver from the early construction over there , ex merchant seaman from long ago, first sailing on a Norwegian freighter out of Mexico, ex mathematician, ex novelist, and ex many, many other things that I will not bother you with. My intellectual concerns are numerous, primarily in many ancient and classical languages, not in visual art. In painting I just take my pleasure where I'm lucky enough to find it, and the internet shows me that many very talented people are out there, somewhere. I can't sit down with them and discuss their art over coffee, beers, or wine. But I do have the internet. I don't caress my computers but do take good care of them, because they're my only reentry, now, into the big, scary world out there, where lucky for all of us there are brave, smart people like you.
My days are filled with continuing construction or working on my pickups. The oils just get me through the night, meaning the long night between birth and rebirth. I had been working on a large one of Stella and Zoe, two sisters out of a page of Light, Life, a Rose Window, a still-unfinished third novel. Just a fantasy, I make it up as I go out of what I see directly on the painting surface the way anyone sees images in clouds. I turned off some film noir in the background, tuned you in, and was astonished to hear a voice that didn't use "upspeak." , that parsed sentences with lively imagery and kept the tenses straight. Then your face, your gestures, your brain, and so on. And so I followed you from one of your sites to another. I wanted to keep praising you but didn't want to be effusive.
Unless I get something online or out in print my art will remain just something on a cave wall, something to be examined by a torch provided it doesn't wind up on a burn pile or in a thrift store. Not bison, bears, or woolly mamoths, to be sure--just the outlines of my hand, the outlines of fingers. For me, it makes a statement; it says, "I was here." The outlines of my hand. I was here. That's good enough. I'll be satisfied to outlive my cats.
Michael o'hair 👋 I always find mathematicians amazing creatures. Although I went to study business, I couldn’t do any maths still. I can’t use Excel very well, because that’s not how I think. I calculate when I stick a finger in the air and I just roughly know. I think most of people are like me. If you are good with numbers, worked in the oil extraction, live in the nature, you can use that to your advantage. Form them a part of your story.
Michael o'hair I know a Spanish artist who would integrate ancient Iberia symbols into his large mural works. They look very distinctive. You can also bring your passion of numbers and ancient languages into your paintings.
🎯 The best video I have seen for all the online resources for artists in one video, thank you :)
Thanks for your message! I will keep on trying to make more videos that add value to emerging artists.
The air bnb is a gr8 idea 💡 i want to redo my house/studio tobhave air bnb and was thinking something along this... tha ks for sharing
Very helpful. Thank you
Thanks so much for share this video 💜
Thank you. I love your videos. Always so informative🙌🏽
I have so much things to learn now!! 😊 thank you so much
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Great video 👍
Ryan Izza Christian Hey thanks! Which ones have you used? What do you recommend?
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Ty 😊 i appreciate this information
This is Great , Thank you very much !!!!!!!!!!
Hi Ryan, thanks for watching!
Thank you excellent video
Thanks for watching
Great
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Very Interesting
Thanks. Have you tried some of these websites? What is your experience?
Wow! Thanks
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Do you have social media where we csn follow u?..like Instagram? 🙂
4:23 lmao what did she say?
'GoFundMe' will never be looked at the same
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Thanks for watching!
How should I edit videos for UA-cam?
Start with the free softwares already installed in your OS from Microsoft or Apple depending on what you have
Im GED da Stroke. i have a hendreds of drawing. what i can sell them can heny kan help me.
ive had a stroke for 3 years. i started to do brawings. i want to sell them, how. aged 60.
If you live in the States, you can use eBay and Etsy. Their commissions are low and they are easy to use.
Printful will ask for credit card to buy a sample of your tshirt.
Yes, you definitely need credit card or debit card to do any online business. But you don’t need to order a sample. It’s a good idea to have just one, to adjust the design and color ICC parameters. But you don’t need to order every model.
So what website make more profit for us and they deliver their own
i am an artist oil painting is my favorite field i need more suggestions can I?
Do you have Ins, FB or YT? How about an artist website?
Redbubble deliver by them self? I read on google if you delete your account but your pics remains there and they use it
Yes Redbubble delivers by themselves. However, technically once you stop working with them, they won't have rights over your work. But it's possible there are some delays in their system.
I keep cllick your button.please dont worry.
Redbubble delivered by them self is it worth it?
Tt K You make 15% of final sales prices with Red Bubble. It’s not a lot of money so you need to make lots of sales.
Tt K if you sell something at 10 dollars, you get $1.5 only. You need to have an art style that’s very popular, so you can make a decent living from selling with them.
So on what website i will make more money??
Tt K The most profit you can make is using your own artist website
Then integrate with Printful or Printify
Thanks. Very helpful
You're welcome!