TET.Life (The Extraordinary Tourist Life)

By now you should have enough information to begin setting up your own Mobile, Independent, Artist Business. Last post I looked at pricing your art , this post I'll look at some of the pitfalls that can bring you unstuck or just slow your business down. This list is by no means exhaustive but it does cover issues that I've personally had to navigate running my own Artist Business.

Now that you have options for where to sell your art or make money from it ( Part A and Part B ), the question is how much do you charge for your art? Working out prices is one of the first questions new artists moving into a career often ask. There are many different approaches to pricing your art with many different factors to take into account. In this article I'll look at, what I think, is the simplest method to get you started with setting your prices from the point of view of running a business and earning enough to live on.

Last post I began describing a few Opportunities to make money from your art. This post I'll continue on with a few more ways. As mentioned previously this list is by no means exhaustive. I do not recommend any particular opportunity over another. Some I have personally tried whilst others I have discovered in the course of writing this article. You should do your own research to see if an opportunity is the right fit for your goals. The main purpose of presenting these opportunities is to simply broaden your knowledge of the many possibilities online for making money from your art. Just remember, whatever path you take is going to require hard work and dedication. There is no choosing an option and then sitting back to watch the money roll in. If there were such opportunities, those would be the only ones I'd recommend.