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William Stanbro is an American film composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He shared his journey from music lover in high school to becoming a film composer in LA. Stanbro discussed finding the career you want, shaping it around the kind of life you want and growing along the way. He compared his creative approach pre and post Covid and what challenges lay ahead. Listen to him discuss is exciting work with Little Girl and the Robot and more!

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Braden Duncan of Clockwork Art was a wonderful guest and it was a treat to have her on. We talked about all things art business related and really dive into some of the ways you can make painting a full time career. In this episode we discovered that Braden lost 80% of her revenue due to Covid-19! Where did she lose it from and how did she recover? You'll have to listen to find out! 

In the episode Braden mentioned that she would share a bunch of resources here so we thought it best to just drop the email below. If you're looking for a supplier or just some advice for Patreon and Merch, check it out below. 

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Some follow-up that I don't remember if I touched on in the interview:

Patreon:

*Create exclusive content for paying Patrons so that the platform offers them something more than standard social media & invites them to be part of the process (e.g. behind-the-scenes, tutorials, in depth inspiration posts, monthly merch, polls & other interactions, sales, 1st dibs on new pieces & merch)

*Post consistently so Patrons have something to look forward to (e.g. monthly features, weekly updates, sequential projects, new pieces in a series, sneak peeks of new projects)

*Start small & offer rewards you can realistically fulfill & are invested in; you can always add more rewards/tiers later. :)

*Overall an awesome platform for more direct interactions with followers & fans that sidestep complicated social media algorithms

Merch:

*Figure out your budget, order what you can reasonably afford & have the space to store

*Trial & error - some images translate better to different products, quality & consistently can vary widely between suppliers

*Understand your audience & sales platform (popularity of the design & the merch, in person vs online sales)

*Small orders are great for trying out a new supplier, comparing materials & quality, and quicker turnaround time (but cost tends to be more per item)

*Bulk orders are great for popular images when you have an established audience & a trusted supplier (more cost-effective per item, but can take longer)

*Presentation & professionalism (protecting your pieces for display/handling/transport/shipping)

There's so much more, lol! A Q&A session might be a better way to go for specifics, since every creative tends to have slightly different needs.

My suppliers:

Giclee prints - https://www.bellevuefineart.com

Cardstock prints - (Online Bulk) https://www.catprint.com, (Seattle Area) https://topnotchcopyandprint.com

Business Cards, Folded Notecards, Postcards, Convention Display Signage - https://www.vistaprint.com

Enamel Pins, Patches, Washi Tape - https://alchemymerch.com

Magnets - http://www.halfpricebuttons.com, https://www.purebuttons.com

Vinyl Stickers - (Best Quality) https://www.stickermule.com, (Best Options for Holo & Sparkles) https://stickerapp.com

Calendars - https://www.printingcenterusa.com

Display Supplies - (Celo Bags, Backing Boards, Pre-Cut Mats) https://www.clearbags.com

Convention Display Supplies - (Print & Card Racks) https://cleardisplays.com/wooden-counter-racks

Shipping Supplies - (Padded & Rigid Mailers) https://upaknship.com

Print on Demand Services - (Personal Favourites) https://www.teepublic.com, https://society6.com

Hope that helps!

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