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Would you love to make money from home while focusing on your passion? Here's how Anne Klar is able to make a full-time living as an artist.

THE BEGINNING How do you become an artist when you’re just starting out? After making the choice to finally pursue your creative passions, you have to start taking action. Great. But which thing should you do first? In this article I’ll walk you through what’s most important in the beginning of your artistpreneur journey. 1:

Here's what you can expect to learn when you make the leap.

I recently received an interesting question from a reader - let’s call her Beth. (You know who you are. Thanks so much for the great question!) Beth has always had an interest in art, but has worked in a field unrelated to art for 10 years. Life has pulled her in other directions. Beth said that

Yes, artists need to develop a brand in addition to their creative work. Branding sets you apart from others in your industry and niche. Your brand strategy is about your potential customer and connecting with them. Color-Coded Creatives - Guest Blog - The Design Blonde

In today’s busy world it’s pretty difficult to balance creating/learning digital art consistently and have a full-time job. Also worth mentioning is that many talented artists aren’t even aware of how to monetize digital art. Despite the challenges, there are multiple ways digital artists make money which allows them to achieve their dream career. In this article, I’m going to go over many ways that show you how to sell digital art online and make money.

I am so excited to share with you this interview with Yuko Miki, the Artist and Illustrator behind Honeyberry Studios. Back in 2014, shortly after starting my blog, I began following (and admiring)…

3 “We do not always create works of art, but rather, experiments. It is not our intention to fill museums. We are gathering experience.” Josef Albers A gift guide for artists I don't know about you, but I love a good list.... read more What’s inside the Into Nature online art course? {video} Sitting […]

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By Amelia Furman in Art Business Advice > General Art Advice “So, do you just wait for something to inspire you?” That’s a question I hear all the time. . . and it reveals a common misconception about artists. It’s often imagined that we sit around, waiting for a muse of some sort to drop creative ideas into our brains, or for our internal creative thoughts to simmer and when the moment is just right, those thoughts will explode into a flurry […]