Yes, you can make a better living as a fine artist - Rea, Ann Elizabeth
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Is it even possible to make a better living as a fine artist? Absolutely. If you know what you're doing. If you've sold your art, that's evidence that you could be selling more. Yet, most professional fine artists are fearfully clutching a confidence-crushing formula. 1. (WORK) hard. 2. (SHOW) which we know doesn't mean selling your fine art. 3. (HOPE) that a better representative will choose you. 4. (REPEAT) until your dignity is destroyed and you give up. No one can guarantee your success, but the same tired formula guarantees failure. Hint: Build a profitable fine art business instead of building an art career.…mehr

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Is it even possible to make a better living as a fine artist? Absolutely. If you know what you're doing. If you've sold your art, that's evidence that you could be selling more. Yet, most professional fine artists are fearfully clutching a confidence-crushing formula. 1. (WORK) hard. 2. (SHOW) which we know doesn't mean selling your fine art. 3. (HOPE) that a better representative will choose you. 4. (REPEAT) until your dignity is destroyed and you give up. No one can guarantee your success, but the same tired formula guarantees failure. Hint: Build a profitable fine art business instead of building an art career.
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Ann Elizabeth Rea is a fine artist and mentor. She is on a mission to help other fine artists take their power back from the scarcity and permission- based art establishment by teaching them how to sell more of their art and make more money with more dignity.Ann has helped thousands of different types of fine artists, photographers, and craftsmen from 23 countries and counting since 2005.She founded the Making Art Making Money (R) School of Business, where students graduate by selling enough of their fine art to cover their tuition at a minimum.Ann's mentor, Wayne Thiebaud, an art icon, praised her artistic talent. ABC, HGTV, Creative Live, The Good Life Project, Career Renegade, the San Francisco Chronicle, The Wine Enthusiast, Art Business News, Fortune, and Inc. Magazines have featured her art and business savvy.