How To Start Selling Art

Having two adult signatures and a date constitutes a legal contract.

How to start selling art.

If you re selling online the image you post will be the only image potential buyers see. Based on the profile of your ideal buyer settle on a marketing strategy that complements your art business and list these outlets in your business plan. Selling to the general public means a much larger potential audience and the easiest way to tap into that is by choosing a certain group of people and painting just for them. There a ton of different ways to market your art email newsletters art fairs social media galleries blogging but not all of them might be where your customers are looking.

Use only the best images to sell your art. It isn t necessary to notarize the contract. After all the average person is much more inclined to buy art that speaks to their interests and hobbies than anything else. Next find a venue to show these works in and send out press releases for your exhibition.

If nothing else having your art out in the world adds legitimacy to your passion and it gives you exposure. Look into local art galleries coffee shops music venues restaurants and other businesses that may be interested in displaying your art. Selling art directly to the public. One for your records and one for your client.

Put a small sign with your phone number and a price near each piece and then wait. The sales themselves will be made on your website but everything after that from printing to shipping is taken care of by your supplier. You can start a dropshipping business in any industry and selling art usually means working with a print on demand supplier. Artwork photos should be well lit and cropped so only the artwork is visible.

Colors should be as accurate as you can make them and images should be high resolution.