Hey art friend, have you ever dreamed of your art selling out?

Having customers flood to your website and buying up everything in sight?

In order for this to be a reality for you, your work has to be in high demand.

It’s up to you to build up that demand for your artwork, and since I got to experience this last year with my commissions selling out three times, I wanted to teach you how you too can make your artwork irresistible to customers.

This is episode 54 of the Freelance To Full-Time Artist Podcast where I’ll share 3 tips for how to increase the demand for your artwork.

When you listen through this whole episode, you’ll realize that increasing demand really isn’t that difficult, and I can’t wait for you to experience high demand for your artwork too once you put these 3 tips into action - it’s an amazing and empowering feeling to know that your work will sell out.

Hey art friend, have you ever wanted to turn your art business into a passive income generator?

Wouldn’t it be super nice to be able to make art sales all day and all night long without having to pack or ship anything?

At the end of last year, I managed to turn my art business which mostly involved trading time for dollars into a passive income stream that makes money for me around the clock without me having to work around the clock.

This is episode 53 of the Freelance To Full-Time Artist Podcast where I’ll share 6 steps to how to create a passive income stream from your art.

This strategy has not only resulted in me getting a ton of my time back, but I’ve also more than 5Xed my income in just the last month, making this my most successful and profitable business strategy yet.

This is one of those episodes that you’ll want to take action on right away, so be sure to listen all the way through and follow all the 6 steps here and you’ll be that much closer to making consistent art sales all day and all night long.

Hey art friend, so I know you read the title and you’re like what the hell Precious, has she quit art?

Why would I stop selling paintings, what on earth happened and what does that mean for this podcast and my future as a full-time artist?

Allow me to explain in this episode what has been going on in my business life.

First of all let me assure you that no, this podcast isn’t going anywhere.

This will all make sense once I explain what’s been going on and the changes that I’ve made in my business.

Take a listen and let me know if you’re excited to hear what’s coming next!

Hey art friend, maybe you have dreams of becoming a full-time artist, but your parents don’t support those dreams.

Do you have parents that don’t understand your vision, or want you to pursue something that’s more "traditional" and "stable"?

Or worse, do they just see what you do as a hobby and not something that is feasible to do full-time?

It’s really difficult when those around us don’t support our dreams, it can really feel defeating and it can make us lose confidence that we can achieve our goals.

This is episode 51 of the freelance to full-time artist podcast where I’ll share how to deal with parents who don’t support your full-time art dreams.

Almost 10 years ago, when I was a teenager, I opened my first online store on Etsy.

This has been such an incredible journey and I’ve learned so, so much since I got started making money online.

I’ve also made a ton of mistakes and learned some tough lessons on this journey, which I thought I’d share with you today.

This is episode 50 of the freelance to full-time artist podcast, where I’ll share three business mistakes I’ve made.

This is going to help move you in the right direction, because if I can prevent anyone from making the same mistakes that I did, it will only get you to your goals that much faster!

Hey art friend, are you struggling to balance the work you have to do in your art business with your 9-5 or maybe even school? 

Having to juggle your side hustle with your full time job or school is no easy feat.

When you put your all into one, it leaves you with little energy to put into the other, not to mention you risk burn out on both ends.

You can’t let your 9-5 slip because it’s your main source of income, and you also don’t want your side hustle that you’re trying to grow full time to slip either, it also requires your time and energy.

How do you balance both?

This is episode 49 of the Freelance To Full-Time Artist podcast where I’ll share 3 tips for how I balanced my art biz with my 9-5 without sacrificing my sanity.

Hey art friend, do you want to become a full-time artist, but you’re afraid to sell your art?

Does the idea of selling art seem intimidating and overwhelming to you?

If so, this episode is the one for you.

If you want to generate money with your artwork, you have to be comfortable selling.

When I first launched my first online store almost 10 years ago, I was really nervous about the idea of promoting my work for pay, but I had to get used to it.

It wasn’t easy at first, but many years later I’ve gotten to a point of confidence when selling my work that I want you to achieve too.

This is episode 48 of the Freelance To Full-Time Artist podcast where I’ll be helping you get more comfortable and confident in selling your art.

Hey art friend, have you ever been enchanted by the idea of making sales directly through social media?

Having your DMs blowing up with art requests and turning your social media into an online store?

If so, this is the episode for you!

You’ll need to know the 4 stages of the sales process and how to implement each stage on social media so that your DM inquiries start leading to actual sales.

This is episode 47 of the Freelance To Full-Time Artist podcast where I’ll share how to turn your social media followers into buyers.

Hey art friend, I know you’re feeling frustrated because maybe you were seeing some sales, and then suddenly they dropped, seemingly out of nowhere?

What could have gone wrong and how can you fix it so that you can go back to generating more consistent sales?

The truth is, all businesses have an ebb and flow, an uphill increase in sales some months followed by periods where things are more quiet.

This is totally normal and natural, and although it can feel defeating, there are some things you can do during this slow period to prepare yourself for when things pick up again, because they will.

This is episode 46 of the Freelance To Full-Time artist podcast where I’ll share 3 things to do when art sales are slow.

Hey art friend, it’s really frustrating to not be making art sales, especially when you’ve put so much work into your paintings and your promotions.

But if your audience doesn’t want what you have to offer, you’re always going to feel frustrated.

That’s why surveying your audience is an essential part of being an art business owner.

When you can get into the heads of your potential customers and understand what they desire, you can paint the exact type of artwork they’ll want to buy.

This is episode 45 of the Freelance To Full-Time artist podcast where I’ll share 4 steps to knowing what your potential buyers want so that they’ll be more willing to buy your work and so that you can start seeing those consistent sales rolling in!