How to Price Art Prints 🎨

In this video, I’m giving you the exact steps that you need to take to make sure you’re pricing your art prints correctly so you can stop undercharging, start making a profit and start getting paid what you’re worth.

So in this video we’re just going to talk about art prints, I’m going to have a totally separate video that talks about how to price original art because it is a very different strategy. Now, art prints are great because once you've done the original artwork, you can make as many prints as you'd like and sell them with a minimal amount of work. But it's this same factor that makes it difficult to calculate how you should price it out.

Now, before I even start talking about the details of pricing your prints and figuring out what price works for your market, I just want to take a moment to remind you that while it's easy to say, “Oh, I’m just making a print of a piece of artwork,” it's really important to keep in mind that these prints are pieces of art that took you a long time to make. And even if that original piece didn't take you 10 or 20 hours to make, it took you your whole lifetime of develping the skillset to be able to make this artwork come to life. So it's really important that you price your pieces so that you’re paid for all of this work and experience that goes into it. The biggest mistake I see with small creative businesses is not pricing their pieces high enough and undervaluing their work.
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[mariama]

I sometimes find it so hard to price my work as a designer. since its all digitally made, people assume that means less work or cheaper

[faridaseyam]

oh great am glad you'll be talking about pricing original art as well! thanks for the helpful videos, Mei!

[margie]

Great advice! It’s so hard to remember not to underprice your hard work!

[AMsart-rklo]

You're pricing formulas are really helpful and you explain everything very well!❤

[fluffyelvis]

Thanks dude. This really helped me recalibrate my pricing and consider other options for sourcing. 👍

[anajanzen]

Thank you for this video! I always find pricing my art to be the hardest part of the creative process! Haha

[Cameronwilliams]

Thank you so much!as an illustrator(visual artist)just getting my work out there, this is was very helpful. These are great Tips!😊😊

[kujohedgehog]

I'm finally taking my art career seriously. Thanks for the tips!

[Mynameisbemaia]

Great eyebrow job👍🏿. And great message.

[mr.badass]

THANK you so much for these great tips! Im just getting into selling my work again. But this time seriously! My skill has gotten alot better since years back, so ill do my best!=)

[danielalvarez-arevalo]

For comparing prices to other artists with similar styles, mediums, and subject matter (same for originals), what if the the work the artist makes is less commonly done by other artists. Seen a number of videos mention comparing prices to other artists, but no one mentions where to go to do that and what happens if your work is less common.

[maartendejong]

Thank you for this video! I'm always struggling with pricing my work, but you give me a great insight here!

[Sujichan]

Thank you for the information. It is greatly appreciated and made so much sense!

[rentfrommycraftroom]

This was really informative. Thanks I love your shirt

[danecory]

This is super helpful and made me realize I’m way undercharging my prints. My issue comes from the fear that people won’t buy them because they are much more expensive then my neighbors. I use the highest quality paper and printing from a place called simply framed. A simple 8x10 print cost me about $18 compared to most artists who seem to get them printed for $1.50/print! I guess I feel like people won’t but my prints when I’m selling them at $36 for an 8x10 when the person in the booth right next to me is selling them for $10. Do you think people would understand after I explained the great quality?

[ChristineValesMinistries]

you're awesome! So helpful -- thank you!!!

[joannelafrancejolaf]

Wow thank you so much for your amazing video!

[GreenEnvyDesigns]

Look forward to the video about pricing original artwork. Can you also consider what to price if you do limited edition (like ill make an earring design max 10x) or if you sell only ooaks? :) curious how i can also get feedback from people on my prices etc! Thnx for sharing. I do underprice. Upping my prices could make an impact on scaling up to better materials that i just cant afford now

[Zorrely]

Hi. Do you maybe have an advice how to run business as single artist during vacation? What can help to prevent a possible drop in sales and negative reactions from customers in that point?