Do you have goals of selling art online? Our guest today is sharing his insights as a digital marketer on how you can grow an audience that buys what you make.

Nathan Hughes is a digital art fanboy who has been drawing, painting, sculpting and everything else creative, for as long as he can remember.

Nathan says:

“I truly believe creativity is something for everyone."

Passionate about art and helping artists succeed in the business of their craft, Nathan started the website, ArtIgnition.com, a community of artists, designers, and creatives eager to help fellow artists grow in their craft, artistry and creative business.

Topics Discussed: 

- Nathan's story

- How Nathan started Art Ignition

- The vision behind Art Ignition

- Challenges of many visual artists

- How visuals artists can build a business

- Platforms for selling art

- How to build an art business around goals

- Time management and constraint

- Different marketing avenues

- Connecting with successful artists

- Leveraging offline events for online selling

- How to utilize platforms like Etsy, RedBubble, etc

- Using social media to drive sales

- Owning your own website vs selling on other platforms

- The type of clients Nathan works with

- General tips for selling art online

- Nathan's daily creativity habits

- His future goals with art

- Current struggles

- How accountability helps Nathan with his daily creativity

- The type of art Nathan is currently working on

- Deep work and productivity habits

- Brief mastermind with Nathan on his future ideas for podcasting, art, and business