Show Notes
Can you still grow on Instagram? Is it worth starting a YouTube Channel? When should you leave your day job? Is your art biz covid-proof? Just a few things that come up in today’s chat about making an income from your art.
We have talked about this topic many times but these are our latest thoughts and tips taking into account how the world and social media platforms have changed.
Plus we talk about the realities of making money from selling art and why teaching is such an important income source for many artists.
It’s a juicy one and it’s not just for artists that are starting out. At the end of the podcast, we talk about longevity and how your approach will shift as you become more established.
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