The price point is on average lower than on Saatchi.
Sells original artwork by artists, and it seems to be geared more toward up-and-coming artists. They also offer a membership option of only $30/year that gives you more website, shopping cart, and email access, plus unlimited image uploads. They don’t take a fee on sales of your original artwork, which is awesome.
You can sell you original art, your art prints and products. This is a high-end site, so there is a bunch of pricey artwork on there (let’s all give a little happy holler for not undercharging) They also sell art prints. This means when you upload new work, they will let your followers know. I want to buy all the art I see whenever I go on there, and they do a great job of showcasing new work, and emailing you when artists you follow have uploaded new work. The Saatchi website is set up beautifully. I’m going to start with a list linking out to just some of the places I know where you can sell your art online, and then we’ll have a nice little chat about the pros and cons of each type of place. Or you can share this post on social media or with your weirdo art friends. Luckily Auntie Jeanette is here to give you a few suggestions, and all I ask in return is that you send me a hand-written thank you note. There are so many places to sell your art online and it can be a little confusing all the way up to absolutely infuriating to figure out where to start.
If you’re just starting out, or if you aren’t into the whole art scene gallery hustle, maybe you’ve been poking around looking for where to sell your art online. Unless you’re the ghost of Picasso, can I get an amen? Certainly artists didn’t have their own websites yet.įast forward to these-a-days and if you don’t have a website to show your art, you’re missing out on a crucial component to being a selling artist. Well, at least most people didn’t really have their own internet set up yet, and if they did it was dial up. When I started selling my art there was no internet.
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