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8 Websites to Get Money as an Artist

Selling art in the digital world is becoming more popular than ever amongst creators. Many platforms out there, however, are not recognised, and artists are losing out on potential sales. We’ve put together a list of some websites you can use to sell your art, boost sales and connect with others around the world…

1. Fiverr

Fiverr is a great platform to be able to get quick commissions for your artwork. While in the past you could only charge a ‘fiver’ for your work (hence the name), now artists can set their own prices. If you’re looking to get a bit of extra money, Fiverr might be the site for you!

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Read our interview with illustrator Valentino Esposito, where she discusses her experiences with Fiverr.

2. Skillshare

Skillshare is a fantastic online learning community for creatives everywhere. And the best part of it is that you can create your own course too! This can be a good form of passive income if you have already made videos about your field, and want to share it with the world.

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3. Art Storefronts

Art Storefronts is a website builder tailored towards artists. Its ecommerce platform is excellent and, according to Trustpilot, has a brilliant customer service team, meaning if you run into any issues, they have you covered. In the pandemic, they were reported to be very helpful towards artists, and quickly changed their strategy to adapt to the time. So if you were considering setting up an online store- make sure to check them out!

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4. Singulart

Singulart is a platform dedicated to artists around the world. Here, you can sell your art under a list of categories (e.g. abstract, figurative, landscape etc.), to customers passionate about your work. They also feature artists regularly on their page, so you can gain exposure and attract clients.

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5. SuperRare

Founded in 2017 by John Crain, SuperRare is a digital art trading site, which converts artwork into cryptocurrency. Although there is an application process, it is well worth applying for. Artworks sell for thousands, and, as it is a relatively new site, it would be advisable to go for it now, before it really starts to take off…

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6. Artstation

Artstation allows you to connect with a community of impassioned artists from across the globe. Its unique format is designed to help artists showcase their work to others, and build up a portfolio to attract customers.

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7. Artplode

Artplode is an online art auction to sell your artwork directly with customers. Minus the initial fee of $60, it charges no commission, so you can make a decent profit on your work, unlike other auctioneers where they can make a 25% commission.

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8. Azucar Gallery

Azucar Gallery is not only a digital platform, but is also centred in the real world. Alongside its online portfolio of artists, it hosts galleries in various places around the world and publishes magazines with artworks in them.

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