r/ArtMarketingTalk

Some advice would be welcome

Hello,

I have been doing art for almost my whole life, and began getting serious with it over ten years ago, with beginning commissions and selling original pieces. For the longest time, I had the best luck with using Instagram for engagement and securing new clients and people genuinely interested in buying my art. But for the last couple of years, I have seen a heavy decline due to reels being the main focus, and artists, like myself, who just want to post their art and not themselves. I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions to some alternatives to post their art, secure some commissions, or sell their original pieces, other than social media.

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u/Eibon1984 — 14 days ago

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