How to Sell Art Prints (Etsy+Squarespace)

In this video you will learn how to sell art prints and make up to $3,000 in two weeks!

Selling your art is never easy BUT there is a common misconception that all artists are "starving". This does not have to be the case, and this video will help you break free from the trap of the starving artist myth.

By utilizing websites such as etsy and squarespace, artists can create highly profitable side hustles and steady sources of income. In this video, you will hear Madi's story and a start to finish retelling of her successful experience selling art. Enjoy!

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[jasminvalerie]

Ok I am taking getting this video recommended to me as a sign from God. I have been thinking about starting my own art career for awhile now, I even bought a new iPad to improve my skills. Got discouraged earlier today, had an epiphany, and now this. I’m on the right path. Loved this video 💜

[danag]

Thanks for sharing 😁 About 15 years ago I was a "full time " artist and sold some prints that were giclee on watercolour paper. They looked so AMAZING. I even sold some watercolours blown up and giclee printed onto canvas. They were beautiful. I'm so glad I watched your video and you mentioned that site. Thanks 😊

[saeefa]

For many years I've wanted to sell my artwork on Etsy but too scared and nervous especially with the packaging and postage, Ihowever I am more ready to start selling my artwork which is why I am doing my research and watching your video right now :)

[timwoodwardart]

Thank you for sharing this information. Getting prints made and figuring out how to get them out there, is where I struggle now. I wish you continued success!!

[joeegan]

Greetings, that was some valuable info I appreciate your sharing. I don't know if it is a fit for me and thought you may have some ideas for me. I'm 68 years old and have been writing as long as I can remember but I always wrote to art. I create digital pictures sometimes layering dozens and cutting out what I don't want and allowing what is underneath to show. Many of the pictures I've created are the final layer upon which my story or poetry goes. As an example many years ago in a pretty dark time of my life I did a self portrait in pencil on Canvas board. Obviously the portrait was backwards which lead to the "The Man in the Mirror." The poem is about navigating the many twists and turns in life and of course how so many things are not how they appear. Since even though many of my pieces have original artwork. The only way I know of duplicating them is digitally. I would greatly appreciate anything you would advise. I have no formal education in the arts. Perhaps if this is out of your wheelhouse, an intro to another. I would of course send and example if requested. Thank you for doing the video and in advance for any additional help you see fit to share.

[nikkeevincent]

Hi Madison! Thanks for sharing this video. It’s very informative. I’m wondering if you order the prints you need for people and then you are shipping it to them after you get it? What’s your turn around time on prints?

[thundering]

Is there a benefit to having the website through Squarespace - as in, do they have promotional tools that can help with sales? Or is it just because the templates make it easy if you're not a programmer? No right or wrong answer, good or bad - I'm literally just curious, because I suck at marketing myself.

[collidingintoplace]

how do you showcase you work in the frames and the walls etc. for clients to see how it will look when purchased? hope it makes sense.

[keithkong]

I'm just about to take the leap myself. I'm an architect and pretty handy with designer sketches. Love this - keep it up :)

[rosiegrlm]

Allow me to say THANK YOU!! Your support, information, and time spent to investigate and then share with all of us is more than invaluable. the hours and time i would have to make time for has literally been reduced and changed because of you. I'm renewed, ready to go with my list of knowledge you gave me to be a better buyer and seller. i can hit the floor running knowing with info in hand and no wasted days and smarter as to what to aim for. Consider this comment as a warm embrace of gratitude and considering your gift of info to me and others extraordinary
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[mitziefeltch]

You did a great job! Clear, well informed, helpful for those of us just entering this world. So different than the gallery hustle. Thanks!

[anthonyfilms]

Great for the advice, I'm really trying this year to get my art where it needs to be for sales ..This is almost my second year so im going all the way in.Thank you for sharing ...

[kathiejl]

Great job quickly covering all the highlights! Thank you!

[victoriat.]

Thank you....I lost everything this was the first site...I looked at....as an thinking I have really been inspired thank you

[crespojosef]

This is something I wanted to do for a long time.The video was very helpful.

[arte_la_luna]

This video is just what I needed to hear and watch! Thank you!

[mzeeshan]

She did not talk about the monthly fee of Squarespace which is also her main expense and could be between $12 to $40 per month + $16 for a domain registration/hosting fee per year .. innit!

[Melissalovesdraw]

I found this video very informative and I enjoyed listening and learning from your experience! Thank you for sharing and spreading the motivation to be brave and create!

[CreativThoughts]

thank you sis for sharing your information 😎👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾