Do You know How to increase the value of your art?
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2024
- Do you know How to increase the value of your art?
If you want to sell more of your art and get higher prices for your art you need to increase the public's perception of the value of your art.
The best way to do that is to increase the quality of your art. In this video I explain how to do that.
To watch my Free Webinar 10 Keys to Selling your Art go to:
www.aspiringartist.ca - Jak na to + styl
i am a sculptur dabbling in watercolor,your talks have helped alot with my sculpting,thank you very much
absolutely my pleasure
Tim I appreciate you very much. You remind me of my grandfather who was also a painter. I feel a connection to him and his wisdom when I watch your videos. Thanks for being constant with the uploads and all of your interesting lessons :)
Absolutely my pleasure😊
Thanks so much for the feedback🙏
you are truely the first artist I know with such analytical ability. Thanks for sharing...
My pleasure 😊👍
I am in a very prestigious art program in my city and it is very inspiring to hear artists like yourself talk about their success because I am in a place where I really want to succeed you do so I'll be looking forward to your continuous content
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Considering that 99.99999% of people will mever buy original fine artwork at all, you’re technically studying a HOBBY. Prestigious hobby. Your chances of selling a single piece is statistically improbable. So, best luck. I surely hope you didn’t BORROW cash for your hobby program.
I am not sure if I mentioned this before on another video of yours, but I like the ideas behind Practice Mode, Process Mode, and Product Mode. I've been in Process Mode (experimenting) before and didn't know that's why I would become frustrated. I thought I was in Product Mode, but this break down makes it easy to see one's thought process and subsequent actions.
Thanks for taking the time to comment Solomon🙏 I think understanding the 3 modes of creating are essential to developing one’s ultimate potential as an artist. Unfortunately when most aspiring artists step into process mode they don’t understand that failure is likely a consequence... and that it is okay.
After a couple failures they run back to their comfort zone (product mode) and then stay there... and that ends their growth as an artist.
The financial value of your work is based on how famous it is
Thanks 🌼🌻🌞
My pleasure😊🙏
Excellent video Tim! I will have to watch the webinar. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it😊👍
I was just thinking about the villages today, sometimes each village feels like a cult....
Ps. Tim, you’re looking really
Well. Hope your health is better now 🙏🙏
Thanks😊🙏
Yes my health is much better now👍
9:23 I remember when you were mentoring Brooke and you explained the concepts of product mode and process mode 🎨
And practice mode is where I’ve been at for four years 😅 still developing my skill set.
A lot of artists dont like to hear this... but I believe mastering the foundational skills and concepts is the crucial 1st step to ultimate success😊👍🖌
Tanks
@@rose-albasavoie559 my pleasure 😊👍
Love your works, love your way how you've become a successfull artist! And would love to be mentored by you. Is this even possible? Thank you, good luck!
Hi Nives😊
Thanks for the feedback.
I have an online art academy where I am teaching and mentoring serious artists. It consists of a series of pre-recorded video courses as well as regular live zoom calls ( The Hungry Artist Community) where I critique artist's work and offer career advice.
Right now I have a special limited time offer to purchase my entire bundle of courses worth over $2,000.00 for $595.00 as well as free lifetime membership in the Hungry Artist Community.
This bundle and free subscription is only available to the first 100 people. The live zoom portion will become a monthly paid subscription plan ( $19.00 per month ) but I am offering free lifetime membership for the first 100 people ( right now we have 62)
You can see all of my courses at www.timpackerartacademy.com
To learn more about the special course offer and free lifetime subscription to the Hungry Artist Community go to
www.aspiringartist.ca
you can watch my free webinar "10 Keys to Selling Your Art"... where I also explain the the course and community in great detail and provide a link to the special offer.
Hope to see you in the Hungry Artist Community😊
Cheers
Tim
Perceived value is such a tricky thing to work out 🎨
The best way to figure that out is to get out to a lot of festivals and see what is Selling and for how much... and to have a lot of exposure of your work and gauge the public’s reaction 👍
Considering 99.999% of people are broke and will never buy art, the value of art is purely for the joy of creation and therapeutic benefits. Monetary value of most art of course is zero! Art is simply a hobby! Hoping to sell gives you less chances than winning a lottery! There are millions of artists, but only handful of paintings are sold per year per country. Usually just on auctions, secondary markets. Rich just swapping cash that way. Normal people just don’t buy original fine art, they’re broke and have no taste.
Sir I love art me also doing art I am 16 years old only so plz give me more tips to do art I am from India
I have over 100 videos on the channel😊👍🎨
Ok sir
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Use what you’ve got! Learn for free from CZcams, Khan academy, coursera etc Find free books in your local library. Be creative with your art studies! You actually have a good chance to earn from art, because a US$ will stretch more for you, so your prices will be lower and more attractive. Westerners can sell art much, because our minimum wage is HUGE! Most artists just don’t produce enough value to be paid living wages, because art is mostly valued at zero! 99.9999% people don’t buy fine art. But with your lower prices, you actually have a GREAT chance! Don’t give up!
I have a question, does your art work need to be framed?
I don’t frame my work. I paint on the wide profile “gallery” style canvasses and just paint the sides black👍
Considering such low chances of selling even one artwork, offer both options. It really doesn’t matter. You’re not likely to sell anything. Art is a hobby. Not a profession or earnable business. It is a HOBBY!
If I used competitive pricing, I’d be making less than the costs of my supplies. People buy Chinese made garbage for peanuts, so western artists have zero chance to sell for any PROFIT. You may even be in the negative. Unfortunately, art graduates keep graduating, but what type of job can you do with that useless degree? There are maybe 2-3 art geaching jobs per country per year, if your contry is huge. Seriously, there are way too many artists outthere than buyers. 99.9999% of people do NOT buy original fine art. They’re broke! Ikea print per decade per family- maybe not even.
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