So many of you have asked me how to get started with selling your artwork, or how to grow an existing creative business, and my answer is finally ready for you!

Usually I’ve answered something like “it’s complicated and it depends…” but now I finally have a guide that has all the ways I know of to sell your artwork (online and in person) all in one place!

If you are someone who wants to sell your work, or already has some sales under your belt but is ready to turn your creative hobby into a full-time business, this guide was made for you!

You can choose one or more of the paths outlined in the guide including:

• Local

• Print-on-demand

• Art licensing

• Digital products

• Custom artwork

• Content creation

You can choose which formats work best for you:

• Print: printable version that you can order as a bound book like you see here or print at home

• PDF: a digital version that you can download and read on your iPad or other device

The guide is organized so that you can find a sales plan that works for you based on your style and goals.  We’ll start by choosing products that are best for you, then find a sales avenue that works well for that product.

...because we’ll be doing some writing to figure out what products and sales avenue align with where you want your creative work to lead you.  We’ll write about:

• what products your work is best for

• what your long and short term goals are for your work

• what kind of selling is best for your style and goals

In the guide, you’ll hear from these seasoned and successful artists on their favorite ways to sell their work, and some unusual ways they’ve discovered that you may not have heard of:

• Emily Drew Mash

• Raquel Godsey

• Maja Faber

• Gia Graham

• Genna Blackburn

• Ash Paggi

• Shirlee Fisher

• Liza Taylor

• Mindy Young

• Tara Reed

• Jess Miller

• Anne Meredith

• Amarilys Henderson

• Peggy Dean