Thank you so much, I haven't even heard of most of these, I've been looking for a more europe based company to start with. And most video's i see about selling art online are more about the US and that region, I get that a lot of those also allow globally, but the clients are often USA based. This video helped me so much. I will defenitely start an account. I've tried etsy before on a free trial, but etsy is way too crowded, so I'm willing to start again with a europe based marketplace.
Hi Alexandra, we are also in Europe. I would recommend something more humble and down-to-earth for emerging artists like Catawiki. It’s like eBay and Etsy but in Amsterdam.
@@VeryPrivateGallery I saw a lot of bad reviews about Catawiki. About that there are a lot of scammers on there. Scammer buyers and scam sellers. I'm Dutch myself, so I can read those comments. I also read they do nothing about it. So I'm thinking of maybe using the online gallery.art. did you ever use Catawiki?
Alexandra Someone I know used Catawiki (to sell photography art) and sold one work. There are a lot of scammers and bad products on eBay, Etsy and others too. This is just human...
Alexandra Being Dutch helps you identify which ones are scammers and build trust with your buyers, because you can communicate in their language. I think it’s an advantage for you on Catawiki. Otherwise you can try Art Majeur or Singulart. They are French :)
@@laurathemajorcan Same same, although Alicante isn’t the most exciting cultural place to visit, if you are around just let me know! When there aren’t travel restrictions, I will be in Madrid one a month. We probably will come cross each other there.
Sorry for asking but which site would you most reccomend for someone whos just starting out in commissions and doesn't want to spend any money in memberships Sorry for asking
Thank you for all your very informative videos. Love your energy! I really find it confusing since there are so many choices. I would love it if you can recommend A website for a commissioned base portrait artist that’s just starting out so, starving is synonymous to my situation. LOL. The customer can pay on that site using PayPal, etc. and also choose sizes as medium. Also shipping is an option. And contact button would be great (which I learned from you - thank you). Keep up the great videos.
Thank you! Your RUclipss are answering lots of my questions. Would you advise advertising on just one seller with a link from my website? To advertise on a small number of targeted sites or lots of sites? I do ceramic art and pottery (if that makes a difference).
Do you do your own art. Why all the love for artists.No affiliate links or demanding likes. Whats your angle?hihi °w°. A very noble and endearing individual.
I had some art projects when I was in art school, but later on I mainly help other artists make their projects as assistant producer. Content creation is very competitive nowadays. I won’t be able to attract following if I don’t get my content out there for free. Artists who wish to promote their works should do the same? When I have 100K following it would be worth it to make affiliate links, of my own products. I want to make an online business school for artists!
Yes, there are many stock image websites like Getty Images and many others. You can use their works for personal or commercial purposes depending on the license you get.
Can we sell the same artworks in different websites? For example, can I sell them on printful and society6 at the same time and also can I be on Patreon in the meantime? Thanks!
Hi Dicle, you can definitely sell on different platforms. Most artists do nowadays! But it takes extra time to manage all. There are some software to manage with one button to publish.
You mean for a monthly subscription? Etsy doesn't have a monthly subscription fee, however anything you post for sale it'll cost you 20 cents per listing. You technically need a bank account so your money can be deposited in there if you make a sale
Do you have PayPal? Some sites allow you to list your work without a credit card (pay and get paid via PayPal). But I strongly recommend you get a bank card. Not a credit card, a regular debit card. I had my first debit card in high school - they don't check your history.
Hello madam, i am a begginer and I want to sell my soft pastel artworks or maybe art prints, what platform would you recommend me that has no membership fee?
Hi, the majority of existing platforms don’t ask for a monthly fee to use, maybe only a small fee to upload (like Etsy and eBay, very small fee). But the first thing is you need traffic to your store in order to sell 😊
Great summary. The only thing is - PLEASE slow down. It is very difficult to follow you and digest information as you talk way too fast, as if you are rushing somewhere. Thanks.
Air fire is a rather regional platform compared to larger platforms like Etsy, eBay. It's a good alternative. But it doesn't give you too much support like FBA (Amazon). That's why it's usually called the 'Etsy alternative' than 'Amazon alternative' I guess. If you have more energy, you should start your own website and webstore apart from Art Fire.
Good question! I didn’t try Gelato personally but I’ve heard of it. The name is catchy haha. It says that it’s in 33 countries. They have multilingual sites. If you are not native to English, it can be handy to have a site in your language. Also there is a premium service called Gelato+ which is more for entrepreneurs than individual users. It does sound interesting!
@@VeryPrivateGallery I mean sites to sell my art, because I have fineartamerica and I can receive via paypal, but I can't pay to become premium. For it requires a cred card
Hi, did you mean urban art using spray paints? Yes there is a market for it. However, it’s going to be difficult to make small works due to the techniques and tools. If you live in a condensed area like Paris, your customers might be slightly limited.
can I sell portraits and another Artwork ?? I create my artwork by adobe illustrator .. Can I sell them on there ? Please tell me about this or suggest me some another market place where I can sell my works . Thank you.
If you create your own original art, you can see on marketplaces like Etsy, Ebay, Society 6 and Redbubble. Just nowadays it’s harder because they are getting saturated.
@@VeryPrivateGallery Right.. I have many ideas and knowledge about Digital art.. I apricate your guess. I understand you are not only brilliant but also well skilled.
There are two plans: the Individual plan costs $0.99 per unit sold, and the Professional plan costs $39.99 per month no matter how many units you sell.
Yes eBay is a good option too! It’s pretty much like Etsy, but starting for free up to 50 items a month, commission fee 10%. You don’t need UPC code on eBay but it’s recommended to have one.
i like on you pic of the video you show names of the sites unlike the rest of these people that make you view all of there pointless content NO I AM NOT SAYING YOU OK but u get it
Hi Mirai, the best place to sell digital art is on your own website with Shopify or Gumroad integrated. Depending on your style and price, there are some platforms for art and for design. For art and design, you can also try platforms like Etsy, but it’s saturated, For merchandising you can try Society6. They give you an artist royalty when someone buys a work with your print.
You mean you want to pay for a professional website? A good website needs to be frequently maintained. Every week you need to check security, update content and some other menor details in the back office. It is much better to have a website that you can go and change it.
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I gave up so i sold it to my mom for 5$ 😹
This was so thorough. I know gathering this information was very time consuming. I very much appreciate your efforts.
Glad it was helpful! I just made a remote interview to a gallerist in Boston (the latest upload) in case if you are interested.
Watched two movies with you, and I'm very happy to discover your channel! You show the idea clearly and with a good presenting pace. All the best! :)
Hi Filip, thanks for your message! I will be making more videos in 2021. See you around!
Awesome thank you. I did not know about many of these!
Happy to help! 😊
I really like your energy! It is kind of unique.
Thanks!
You are wonderful and I really appreciate your help, information, and HIGH energy !!! This is fantastic.
thank you for such a thorough guide!!
Thank you so much, I haven't even heard of most of these, I've been looking for a more europe based company to start with. And most video's i see about selling art online are more about the US and that region, I get that a lot of those also allow globally, but the clients are often USA based. This video helped me so much. I will defenitely start an account. I've tried etsy before on a free trial, but etsy is way too crowded, so I'm willing to start again with a europe based marketplace.
Hi Alexandra, we are also in Europe. I would recommend something more humble and down-to-earth for emerging artists like Catawiki. It’s like eBay and Etsy but in Amsterdam.
@@VeryPrivateGallery I saw a lot of bad reviews about Catawiki. About that there are a lot of scammers on there. Scammer buyers and scam sellers. I'm Dutch myself, so I can read those comments. I also read they do nothing about it. So I'm thinking of maybe using the online gallery.art. did you ever use Catawiki?
Alexandra Someone I know used Catawiki (to sell photography art) and sold one work. There are a lot of scammers and bad products on eBay, Etsy and others too. This is just human...
Alexandra Being Dutch helps you identify which ones are scammers and build trust with your buyers, because you can communicate in their language. I think it’s an advantage for you on Catawiki. Otherwise you can try Art Majeur or Singulart. They are French :)
Thank you for this video and all the work and research you put in
😇😇Glad you enjoyed it!
Thankh you so much for making this video eye really appreciate you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I will check these out
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Hey Sutiba, thanks for dropping by!
Thank you so much. This helped me so much. New Sub!!
Hi Ashley, thanks for visiting my channel. Selling art is a slow process. The best is to use your own website and not depend on any other platforms!
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Well I do know where is Mallorca, I,m from here! Thanks for your advice!
Hi Laura, I am 50 minutes Vueling away from you! Greetings from Alicante.
@@VeryPrivateGallery Oh! incredible!. Just let me know if one day you visit the island, I,d be happy to invite you to a coffee in the old city center!
@@laurathemajorcan Same same, although Alicante isn’t the most exciting cultural place to visit, if you are around just let me know! When there aren’t travel restrictions, I will be in Madrid one a month. We probably will come cross each other there.
Sorry for asking but which site would you most reccomend for someone whos just starting out in commissions and doesn't want to spend any money in memberships
Sorry for asking
Hussy What kind of commissioned works? Digital art or watercolor for example?
Traditional sketches and inks. Im not sure if ill do colour but if i do ill use markers and not paints or coloured pencils.
Hussy Fiverr is good for digital art, or digitized sketchesz
@@VeryPrivateGallery what about traditional art then
Hussy maybe Etsy? There is a small listing fee.
Thank you for all your very informative videos. Love your energy! I really find it confusing since there are so many choices. I would love it if you can recommend A website for a commissioned base portrait artist that’s just starting out so, starving is synonymous to my situation. LOL. The customer can pay on that site using PayPal, etc. and also choose sizes as medium. Also shipping is an option. And contact button would be great (which I learned from you - thank you). Keep up the great videos.
You can use Fiverr!
If you have already some social following (IG or another social media), you can use Patreon to receive donations :)
@@VeryPrivateGallery Thank you my dear.
I really like your channel...lot of information. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
Very useful info. Well done.
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Thank you for sharing!
Hey do you know if Theseplates has a website link. Can't seem to find them.
Thank you! Your RUclipss are answering lots of my questions. Would you advise advertising on just one seller with a link from my website? To advertise on a small number of targeted sites or lots of sites? I do ceramic art and pottery (if that makes a difference).
Do you do your own art. Why all the love for artists.No affiliate links or demanding likes. Whats your angle?hihi °w°. A very noble and endearing individual.
I had some art projects when I was in art school, but later on I mainly help other artists make their projects as assistant producer. Content creation is very competitive nowadays. I won’t be able to attract following if I don’t get my content out there for free. Artists who wish to promote their works should do the same? When I have 100K following it would be worth it to make affiliate links, of my own products. I want to make an online business school for artists!
where can I buy the commercial rights to peoples drawings and digital art kinda like fiverr but I don't need custom artwork
Yes, there are many stock image websites like Getty Images and many others. You can use their works for personal or commercial purposes depending on the license you get.
@@VeryPrivateGallery thank you
Wow...so many ways for us to get rich 💰!
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Thanks for this video
Excellent information
Thank you! Very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Can we sell the same artworks in different websites? For example, can I sell them on printful and society6 at the same time and also can I be on Patreon in the meantime? Thanks!
Hi Dicle, you can definitely sell on different platforms. Most artists do nowadays! But it takes extra time to manage all. There are some software to manage with one button to publish.
@@VeryPrivateGallery Thank you very much for the answer! You have a great videos by the way! 🤍
is it allowed to place my art on many platforms /online art gallery's at the same time?
D N Online platforms don’t normally require exclusivity. I have only seen one art merchandising platform that does products exclusively.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for dropping by!
Thanks. Very helpful
Which website does not require a credit card or a bank account? Because I dont have those and I want to selll my art. Btw Im 19 years old
You mean for a monthly subscription? Etsy doesn't have a monthly subscription fee, however anything you post for sale it'll cost you 20 cents per listing. You technically need a bank account so your money can be deposited in there if you make a sale
Do you have PayPal? Some sites allow you to list your work without a credit card (pay and get paid via PayPal). But I strongly recommend you get a bank card. Not a credit card, a regular debit card. I had my first debit card in high school - they don't check your history.
Hello madam, i am a begginer and I want to sell my soft pastel artworks or maybe art prints, what platform would you recommend me that has no membership fee?
Hi, the majority of existing platforms don’t ask for a monthly fee to use, maybe only a small fee to upload (like Etsy and eBay, very small fee). But the first thing is you need traffic to your store in order to sell 😊
@@VeryPrivateGallery thanks for replying god bless you
Great summary. The only thing is - PLEASE slow down. It is very difficult to follow you and digest information as you talk way too fast, as if you are rushing somewhere. Thanks.
As a beginner.. Is Art fire is a good option?
Please reply
Air fire is a rather regional platform compared to larger platforms like Etsy, eBay. It's a good alternative. But it doesn't give you too much support like FBA (Amazon). That's why it's usually called the 'Etsy alternative' than 'Amazon alternative' I guess. If you have more energy, you should start your own website and webstore apart from Art Fire.
@@VeryPrivateGallery thank you
What do you think about Gelato?
Good question! I didn’t try Gelato personally but I’ve heard of it. The name is catchy haha. It says that it’s in 33 countries. They have multilingual sites. If you are not native to English, it can be handy to have a site in your language. Also there is a premium service called Gelato+ which is more for entrepreneurs than individual users. It does sound interesting!
@@VeryPrivateGallery thanks for answering C: !!!
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Thanks for sharing buddy
Etsy seems can't register with an European debit card? Or they block ppls from China?
Well, can i sell my Digital Art on the Websites you provided?
I have no cred card...
which one accepts (payment and receipt) paypal
Corvo José Patreon accepts Paypal, and it works really well!
You can also make money with RUclips, they send you checks or bank transfers (no credit card required).
@@VeryPrivateGallery I mean sites to sell my art, because I have fineartamerica and I can receive via paypal, but I can't pay to become premium. For it requires a cred card
@@corvojose fo real?
Can you please guide me I want to sale my skitch
Wich is the best 6 skitch sale website name
Very nice info....
I am going to sell spray paint art. Do you think there is a big market for that?
Hi, did you mean urban art using spray paints? Yes there is a market for it. However, it’s going to be difficult to make small works due to the techniques and tools. If you live in a condensed area like Paris, your customers might be slightly limited.
can I sell portraits and another Artwork ??
I create my artwork by adobe illustrator .. Can I sell them on there ? Please tell me about this or suggest me some another market place where I can sell my works . Thank you.
If you create your own original art, you can see on marketplaces like Etsy, Ebay, Society 6 and Redbubble. Just nowadays it’s harder because they are getting saturated.
@@VeryPrivateGallery thanks a lot.. If you don't mind , you can help me to gives some guidance .
Truly need your opinions..
@@sahedsardar7143 I see you joined RUclips not long ago. Are you planning to make videos of speed painting?
@@VeryPrivateGallery Right.. I have many ideas and knowledge about Digital art.. I apricate your guess. I understand you are not only brilliant but also well skilled.
Is it free of charge when first Entry selling Art in Amazon?
There are two plans: the Individual plan costs $0.99 per unit sold, and the Professional plan costs $39.99 per month no matter how many units you sell.
thank you for your video
what about the normal ebay? should I try selling there?
Yes eBay is a good option too! It’s pretty much like Etsy, but starting for free up to 50 items a month, commission fee 10%. You don’t need UPC code on eBay but it’s recommended to have one.
Very Nice .
Thank you! Cheers!
i like on you pic of the video you show names of the sites unlike the rest of these people that make you view all of there pointless content NO I AM NOT SAYING YOU OK but u get it
Anywhere we can sell digital arts?
Hi Mirai, the best place to sell digital art is on your own website with Shopify or Gumroad integrated. Depending on your style and price, there are some platforms for art and for design. For art and design, you can also try platforms like Etsy, but it’s saturated, For merchandising you can try Society6. They give you an artist royalty when someone buys a work with your print.
How i find a site with professionals so i pay them and they create my site?
You mean you want to pay for a professional website? A good website needs to be frequently maintained. Every week you need to check security, update content and some other menor details in the back office. It is much better to have a website that you can go and change it.
I would really recommend making a website yourself. Today it’s very easy! If you can make a PowerPoint, you can make a website.
@@VeryPrivateGallery thank you
I try hard to sell paintings 🤧
Please help me
Well, don't try, just do it!
@@95phelipe watch me do it
Or find your nich like pet, kids, etc? Or change your category.
art paul?
Is fiverr good?
PeekArts?
Hai mum
Play on 0.75 speed.
Haha, I find my voice is a bit higher than I normally talk (coz I got excited when I talk geek). X0.75 would help smooth it!
It feels more natural
Can..... You .... Slow ....down ....please