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There are countless number of books, blogs, podcasts, artist coaching schemes, art marketing gurus, and workshoppers out there to turn anyone off of trying to sell your art on your own. Hell, 80% of these are scammers, 15% are not qualified, 3% are too expensive to justify the cost, and 2% might be just what you are looking for. However, how do you find that 2%? The bigger question, are YOU the 2% that you need? Being an artist today means wearing a lot of hats — creator,

When I first started making art, I thought the hardest part would be finding the courage to share my work. What I didn’t realize is that sharing is only the beginning. Once you step into the world of selling, showing, and sustaining your art, you quickly learn that you’ve signed up for a second full-time role: running a business. And honestly? That second role can feel like it pulls in the opposite direction of why you make art in the first place. One moment I’m knee-deep in