How to Sell Your Paintings on Saatchi Art Fast in 3 Easy Steps
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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Thanks for the very helpful video. In the video you mentioned that the best approach to starting to gain audience in social media is through educational content rather than showing your art (as a beginner artist). My concern with this approach is - will I bring the right audience to my page with educational videos? Seems like such content will be interesting to beginner artists, rather than those who intend to buy paintings. How would that benefit me if I plan to sell my artwork? I'd be grateful if you could share your experience
I'm 51 worked as a truckie slash chippy for the last 30 yrs and realised at 40 that one day will never come! I had to start doing my art and a funny thing happened my art grew with me to a certain point. I mean all the work I put in as a teen to my early 20's paid off and I didn't have to start all over again. Having said that my regret is wondering how good I would be now if I didn't shelve my art for so long. I loved art but couldn't see it paying me. Please don't be like me, follow that desire if it's what you think about the most.
Paul Gauguin started painting at the age of 40 so... Don't lose hope.
You are a young artist yet. 50 now is like 30 from8 1970 (feel free to let me know if my english is ok).
@@rhythmic_seed Thank you. Yes it's funny you know. At 50 I don't really any different than when I 30 so you may be right. I appreciate your encouragement thanks again.
@@driesketels In Australia we had a TV celebrity form an outback town in Broken Hill. His name was Jack Absalom. He used to run tours in the outback and a few times he took artists around on painting tours. One day it got the better of him and he asked one of the artists if he could have a go. He became a world renowned landscape artist. He was 44 when he started.
Selling your art online in my opinion is not selling out. What a greater honor than to have other people enjoy your work as well. Beside if a ton of people buy prints I feel like it makes your original more valuable as it's clear validation that other people experience an emotional or some kind of connection to it. Great video as always thank you for sharing your knowledge with us all. The sign of a true craftsman, artist and, and good person.
No, selling art online absolutely is not selling out. However, copying art and aesthetics just because they are popular is in my opinion. I couldn't continue the video because it's good advice for a business man but horrible advice for an artist. Why even make art in the first place then.
You're brilliant! You have me rethinking so many things.
Here I am, almost midnight and the best 12 min of this day was ur content! The best thing about you is that you inspire credibility. You are in ur crib, between ur work spitting truth and not like more other in a top notch room, with light everywhere, best mic, etc, fake trust. If u have some time and whill to talk a bit about traffic that wod be great, I sux at social media cuz I don't have time for it or.. Let's say enough time to be relevant?
Ps. I am an architect and I thinking more and more to start again painting cuz I love it and in the same time to turn it into a side hustle.
This was very helpful - Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Ty. Lovely work
amazing video. Many thanks. You are a genius
Thank you for sharing your expertise
My pleasure!
Thank you Dries, so much
But he wets the paper here so much too
I have just discovered your channel and am absorbing everything you share. Thank you so much for helping me learn and build confidence by watching your videos. You truly truly are helping the scared nobodies like myself who believe art is meant to help people cope, survive, and thrive in this life. I know that painting has saved me (literally from depression while battling breast cancer and recovering from being in a coma recently for several weeks fighting Covid-19). I am hoping to gain my confidence back soon and start posting videos again. (My most recent works are not like the pieces that I created early in my journey. )I want to help people connect with art in a way that helps them find peace and contentment within themselves the way that art has helped me. I pray that I can grow in the art world so that I am able to put more good back into the world and help people get through their darkest times. We all need help and Art has helped me more than I can ever begin to say…. I will make the world a better place for my children and for future generations. I promise this.
Silly question…. One of your earlier videos you discussed create value… I donated two recent pieces to a charity auction and they were the highest bidding items!!! Would you consider this a way to “give value” to your name and brand? (The reason I ask is because a few people approached me afterward about commissioning pieces for their homes.)
That's a powerful story Sandra. I hope you build further on that purpose.
To answer your question: yes this can most certainly be a form of giving value, like in your case it clearly was. Although I would be careful with these types of approaches, you don't want to be giving away everything and have nothing left.
Woah you been to hell and back
Art has kept me from death also
I am trying to upload my art but It is very difficult to fully crop the paintings as they have a fixed aspect ratio. Is there any way to fully crop the paintings so they look more presentable?
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Thanks!
A bit early but why not... Wish you a happy new year and Christmas hollieharlow
Thank you
I'll be darned if I will start imitating others just to sell, or to pretend I've sold! I get it, some tricks are necessary to sell in this competitive field, however I don't wish to sell my soul. I prefer to be authentic, and sell less..I'll sleep better. Thank you
I definitely agree with one of your points. I personally don't pretend red dots sales as well and think it's a very dangerous slippery slope. BUT I've seen it work so many times that I have to include it in at least one of my videos.
@@driesketels well I must say at least you are very honest which is refreshing!
SALES techniques I learnt over many years. FEAR of loss was one, Limited, Increase investment etc
Thanks for sharing.
Is it possible to sell downloadable digital art (without print or shipment) on Saatchi? I can see that they have made the Materials option mandatory, I couldn't skip that
Why did you stop posting on IG? I loved this video and went looking for you over there :(
Dries, thank you a lot. I have just started uploading my artworks at saatchi. I will take into account your advices.
You are so welcome Natalya! Wish you the best
@@driesketels thanks Dries. Does a number of uploaded works count to start selling?
@@driesketels one more question:)). Why your last post on Instagram goes back to October 2020 ? You often speak about the importance of being on social media but wish you know why you are no longer posting on Instagram. Thanks 👍
I have several videos explaining why I'm not posting on IG anymore. You can start with this two over here:
- ruclips.net/video/ppqdAzLvCDk/видео.html
- ruclips.net/video/1MmSWbWg790/видео.html
@@driesketels thanks. I" watch
Do you find unframed work sells as well as framed?
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Hello, I have a question, please Saatchi art, it's a print on demand platform or no.
Can we sell digital art??
And thank you for the videos
What exactly were you drawing before Saatchi Art?
Surely if you're creating the kind of content on Instagram that you're talking about you're just going to attract beginner artists to your Saatchi page? How does making content about art techniques, for example, drive buyers to your site?
thanks
You're welcome!
Dear Artist, do you need to pay for the shipping cost in advance or is it provided by Saatchi art? Thank you for your answer!
Shipping cost is included in the price of your piece. The buyer is paying for it. Let’s say you uploaded an artwork for $3000, it will be shown as $3,500. Depending on the weight of your artwork.
@dinakadri So lovely of you to help out. That's some good karma coming your way!
Question if I may. What percentage of the sale amount does Saatchi keep and how much goes to the seller .. incl. shipping?
You can find that information on their website. It changes from time to time, also take into account that they regularly have discounts which are split between the artist and Saatchiart
Do you need to be an accredited artist with educational background to sell?
No, educational background is a thing of the past.
Although not quite willing to do the red dot thing, you did just convince me that selling is not evil :-) Sometimes I would like to just become a barter economy.
The red dot thing is a bit too much right? I wanted to include something provocative
hey, is it bad to have your artwork on both Etsy and Saatchi, or is that okay?
No that's totally fine, you can go for as many platforms as you want.
I'm above 40, hope it relates to me.too haha
Dno't take the age thing too much into account. There are more then enough examples known of artists succeeding late in life.
*Do you think this thumbnail is clickbait?*
The total amount of sales made on this particular online gallery at the time of recording was $11.428,11. I show the sales screen of the online gallery in the intro of the video but I don't mention this number $11.428,11 specifically in the video. *Did you perceive this as clickbait or dishonest, how did you perceive the thumbnail?*
I do think that *trust* is the most important part of my relationship with you and don't want to erode that trust. *Nothing about the thumbnail is a lie* but I'm afraid that some people might perceive it as too clickbait. *What are your opinions about this?* Perhaps I should only use a thumbnail like that if I mention the numbers specifically in the video itself??
Ps: Click through rate is extremely important on RUclips and it's believed to be *50% of a video's success* . Having a thumbnail that doesn't generate curiosity is simply not an option because that would result in 200 views.
Don't you have to pay Saatchi a percent of every sale? What do you pay Saatchi if you say your work has been sold when it has not really been sold?
You have the option to say it’s been sold off site elsewhere
I couldn’t tell if you were being ironic or not lol
He is not. He is just being totally honest.
I can't believe the art that's posted on Saatchi for over 1000€. A lot of them are really bad. Now I'm confused what I should price my art for. I was thinking the 300-400€ range but the ones I found in that price category are horrible
To be honest I don't want to painting for live. I want to live for painting.
Hello even not artist still can sell an arts
This is my short playlist for selling your art on Saatchi art (3 videos in total including this one):
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Why this age?? 20-40? :/
Do people want to buy anime and superheroes arts on Saatchi?
damm dude im 43. I guess there's no hope for my old fart ass
haha, don't think like that. There are more then enough examples of people who became successful artists later in life.
Youngling - Just starting mate @journeyofaconfusedartist
4:44 - the whole point someone would watch this video ;) and you do not want to share.
I don't see the problem... Just watch my other videos where i explained it...
I don't see the problem, just watch my other videos where i explain it
@@driesketels Who said there was a problem? You worked hard to understand social media, it takes time like you said, possibly money, why should you share? you shouldn't. But I learnt nothing from that video. It doesn't take away from your success - just the one point I could have I saw the cheeky glint in your eye ;)
Saatchi art?, scheisse. 6 yahre die haben nie eine bilder verkauft von mir.
You may sell artwork using your method, but it seems impertinent and insincere to make artwork using that method. Art should come from your own spirit.
Or it can be both, a combination of inner spirit and the method... Think about it.
If you're making good dough with your SO steps, why the need to take money from Ur viewers from vids like this. Also he doesn't mention connections. You need connections or know someone established or else have tons of money to buy your way in.
This Guy is a Copy Cat!😂
Hi,i'm from Italy and new to satchi art.should i have a VAT number to sell on satchi art?please reply me...