10 Passive Income Ideas for Beginner 3D Artists

Here at Stylized Station, we are HUGE advocates of helping 3D and other digital artists empower themselves and creating streams of income outside of their 9-5 job to help them regain control of their lives. So today, we decided to put together a list of 10 simple passive income ideas for beginner digital artists to help them jump-start their journey to financial independence, with some pros and cons of each income idea.

Lets get started.

Video Edited by Nicolo Bacialli

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No.11: Make passive income by making videos about making passive income

[MJBJK]

Soo in short:
• Selling courses (as a beginner...)
• Selling your art (3d prints)
• Selling your art (material packs)
• Selling your art (prints)
• Selling your art (asset packs)
• Selling your art (stock photo)
• Selling ads
• Selling ads (as an affiliate)
• Selling your art (NFTs)
• Selling ebooks

[Thinker-jr]

I want to and will make this a reality.

[Meloncov]

Concerning 3D printing; look into marketing stuff for tabletop gamers. If you're making fantasy or sci-fi art there's a good chance you can use existing models as a starting point to make miniatures or terrain, and the number of buyers is pretty larger. There are people making six figures a year that way.

[serginny]

Im an architect but you're making me going to 3d design mora and more, love your videos

[Tosmo]

That ad revenue is nice; it's small when you're starting out at my size (but not as small as I thought it would be) but it has big potential to grow. 3d models are also nice, I get very little from this but intend to build it more as I grow that following on other platforms.

[TheTopStarz]

Love and Appreciate videos like these!

[gandalftheearlgrey]

Thank you so much for this! It was really helpful!

[theguydeng]

Great video.
Inspirational and motivational.
Thanks!

[ldc-lifedeathcrypto]

Here I am watching this video and then the turntable of my 3d cassowary appears ahahahah, so good. Thanks for including it in the vid!

[KitzuArt]

Currently drawing for fun and learning Blender, it's similar to Maya and 3DS Max which I used back in college. Sadly learning how to do game art and getting a degree meant nothing, but I still enjoy what I learned just a hobby during free time. Hope to benefit from your videos someday when I model and draw better.

[GloryInvestingShow]

Great video and great content! Big thumbs up!

[AbdulHakim-ygop]

Excellent video - this is super helpful, thanks

[YourHyness]

I know the majority of things you named off I can can tell you know what your talking about, well done. Got me thinking about creating a Ebook 🤙 thanks for that

[DoctorMadness]

Great content, thank you for the education ❤️✌️

[manukrafter]

Yeah. Optimising all ready model for 3d printing is a whole new skill to master. People don't realise how clean and fixed the model needs to be. Just remember the Simpsons scene when homer uses clips to make him look skinny. Well skinny Homer is an unoptimised mesh, and Marge is the slicer. 🤣

[snat]

Bro you are so cool, thank you for this.

[Demonskunk]

None of these sound like they're good for BEGINNER 3D artists.

[besknighter]

Ngl, I was half expecting you to announce a course on marketing by the end hahah

[cuhbdsp]

Thanks bro 🎉🎉 I think it could change my life journey from now