You'll are amazing , fantastic and fascinating people. Not only because You'll share such precious and useful information , but because you'll connect with people. And even better, is that ( at least for me personally) whatever worries , fears , doubts related to art vanish when seeing your videos. You'll fill that pot with so much motivation and inspiration. So thank you for all you'll share and for who you'll are!😊
❤ I am retired. I started art school in 1979. I was a single mom with 2 young daughters..I had 2 more daughters and a 10 year gap but managed a BFA in 1999. About 3 months ago I did a plein air challenge and have been drawing, painting and printmaking...lithography daily since😂😊
I have enjoyed the many art courses that I have taken from the Milan art institute. I know that anyone who decides to try their art courses will not be disappointed. I truly have learned a lot and my skills are improving everyday. These videos are so helpful and inspiring. I sometimes feel alone in my art journey and all I need is to turn on a Milan art video, and that alone feeling goes away. Thanks for the encouragement to keep going and to discover who you are as an artist.
❤ i do not see myself in any of the 3 "boxes." Had consistency, style, voice and was prolific decades ago. I was improving over time. Was not a pretty picture artist or a selling one. Yet, i did create😮 over 10,000 pieces years before the events that led to losing my path. Life happened - several near death events over several years with over a decade of recovery. Lost my way with creating art, but had priceless experiences that I Ionged for. As of 2024, I'm just starting out, with no voice, and no consistency after decades of not being immersed as a 60 year old plus artist. I'm benging on your vids since discoverying your family on TH-cam a few days ago. BTW, all the talk about doing activities that demade computer use drums up my concerns for panic attacks with using tech. Thank you again,
I also believe we are entering a new era, a new epoch of enlightenment which means the artists will be the lead! Thank you for voicing that so clearly. I'm in my 5th week of the Masterclass and my improvements are very noticeable, and I've been a professional oil painter for 8 years. But I didn't know my voice, and I didn't know how to sell with ease. I'm willing to do the work, just show me the way! Thank you for your offerings. And it's so cool that this is a family affair. Can't wait to meet you in person.
Mixed creative innovator, never think you know everything, always more to learn, absorb + being present to self, musician, sculpture, gardener, historian whoever + whenever ♡♥︎♡
Keep posting please! Your family is so gifted and the purpose is to share and help others. I’m grateful that you are now sharing valuable content on TH-cam and helping me with my painting journey.
I appreciate that you are covering all the basis of start-up and beyond, and that you are willing to share your expertise and experience with it. That builds a trust for me with you all. It also encourages me to step beyond my fear of the unknown. Thank you.
This just found me as i scramble to finish my third attempt at a web site for my art after 12 almost 13 years painting. I've felt so lost and overwhelmed as well as overlooked ever since i got to a sellable level. God bless u guys. Love the family story too. Thank u for doing what u do.
Hi, I am the 4th box- I have started painting pretty much by accident and got drawn into it without control :) And here I am very happy to have come across you channel, maybe it is my late discovered destiny ? I am 56, did my first painting 1,5 years ago and want to learn more and more to paint what I want not only what I can. A big thank you to you for sharing your knowledge and experience and encouragement ❤
You guys are such good mentors. Thankyou so much for explaining the nitty gritties of art business every now and then through your podcasts. Really helpful to artists like me, who has no one to look upto regarding art business.
I'm not a artist that studied art, but I have love art, and have painted a few pieces, I'm always listening and watching. Since coming across your art and listening to all your info it makes me excited to want to learn more, thanks so much
That is so wonderful to hear! We are really glad we could invoke some inspiration to start creating Art! It turns out you are in the right spot, because we offer a 1 year course that is designed to help you become a professional Artist and teaches you absolutely everything you need to know. Here is a link to learn more if you are interested: masteryprogram.com/?_ga=2.52388905.108228474.1689094570-43938898.1687961011&_gl=1*1une6lm*_ga*NDM5Mzg4OTguMTY4Nzk2MTAxMQ..*_ga_FSJB0NLZT0*MTY4OTA5NDU3MC44LjAuMTY4OTA5NDU3MS41OS4wLjA.
That fate/destiny comment hit home. Wow. I was actually thinking that as I’ve been watching your videos the past week. And thanks for mentioning the abstract artist because I was wondering. Y’all are right that the foundation needs to be there so you know what you’re abstracting. Struggling with that now.
I have a masters in fine art, and have been painting consistently for over 20 years (I am just emerging out of some artist blockage) I do believe that you guys have come into my sphere, because I have been asking for assistance through my prayers and intention. I fall into the first box, and I have been TERRIBLE at self promotion, and I have not shown my work consistently. I have been selling my work here and there but I know I need to up the anti. There are definitely skills that I want to refresh, graduate school was a while ago, and being solo can sometimes create a rut. My style is unique to me and I love my process, yet there is room for growth. I have not quite been able to figure out how to get where I want to go from where I am. This is on a lot of levels, but for my painting, I have ideas, and while I don't feel an overhaul is necessary a push is definitely necessary. I have noticed some resistance as I have been binging on the lessons and podcasts, and am doing my best to remain openminded. For example, I have been imagining, what if I do the masters program, and I don't want to work with oils. they are expensive, and I most likely will not use them after the il section. blah blah blah, And then Ellie talked about and compared oils to a piano, and how it is foundational, which is important to revisit from time to time. Anyway my wheels are turning and I am allowing my mind to open as it will and consider diving in, because I do want to sell my work on a MUCH larger scale.
I've loved art since elementary school my teachers used to put my artwork in art shows and competitions I stopped doing it for a while in the last year though I picked it back up but it's just like I don't know what my direction I want to take all I know is it's my passion and I want to do it full-time I just get discouraged because when it comes to my skill level i feel like a beginner basically it's like I don't even know where to start that's why I'm so excited I found this channel!! y'all literally give so much information and the style is really exactly the type I love I've had like an artist block for so long and you're literally inspired me to get past this wall of not knowing where to start, you guys just don't even know how much you helped
We are so happy to hear that! That is so wonderful and we are very glad that you found us. You should join our community on Art Social! Here is a link below, we think you would really enjoy being a part of it: www.artsocial.com/feed
Thanks for the constant flow of inspiration and wisdom. You guys sharing your story is help break artists out of their mold! Thank you so much. I would love to attend the art institute ❤
I just put my name on the waiting list tonight. I have been painting and doing different kinds of art my whole life but as far as painting goes I think I like oil paint more than acrylic or water paints. You're talking about selling our art but for me, I am very far from selling anything I paint! I feel like this video, for me, is putting the cart before the horse! I know everyone is at a different level, so it's very kind of you to be sharing all this information that some people out there might need. Thank you! 😁
Absolutely beautiful esp from 50 min on very touching and meaningful message . True we all are doing things for others to get paid as our time flys and moments get waisted when we all can be doing something we love so so true
I just found the school and all the content you offer. I've been binging the pod, watching everything on youtube, followed everyone on insta, and signed up for the mark-making workshop. Can't wait to join the mastery program as soon as I can!
That is so exciting Rachel, I’m so glad to hear that!!😍 We can’t wait to watch your journey and see your progress and success! Have you joined the forum on artsocial.com yet? You should post some before paintings so that when you sign up in February you can share some “after” paintings with us😍
Thank you for all the great info. I have been painting for over 20 years, and a lot of this I did not learn at university. If you have the skill, but a style and a niche that's not as "digestible", or fits the galleries around you, how would you be able to push your works to a broader audience without sacrificing your voice? Signed up for the waiting list!
@@printingonfeltwithlindseyt4579 I did a lot of research on the galleries around where I live, and in most cases you really have to fit the mold, or be reccommended by the university. In some countries Galleries won't accept you if you do not have a masters degree in Fine Arts. In return, we're now doing conventions and seeing if there are possibillities for DIY shows around the squats here. It's a rough ride.
Awesome guys! Can I suggest that you add visual ques at the bottom of the video as you move on to the steps? Artists are probably more visual than most and hence it would add a lot to the communication process. It's more work but I believe definitely worth it... Blessings! Thank you so much for your great channel! And all your effort!! Marzanne
I believe theres is no coincidence in the universe. I needed to hear all you have to offer here, because i´m an okay skilled artist, but webside and marketing i suck at.
Great advice. I still struggle with brand though. I love hyper realist wildlife, but also abstract and alternate. Every time a finish a mostly brown and white animal piece, I need to paint a super colorful absract!
That’s okay, there’s a strategy where you can pursue all that you’re interested in, but you might have to use multiple brands which would take more work…
The category I fall into is: I done art ( drawings and some paintings) off and on through out my life. Never really sold any of my art. I'm 69 and would like to do great portraits in pencil, that has a music theme. I'm a musician. I play Keyboard and I love Jazz.
like a lot of your advice, but strongly disagree with trying to get through 80-100 paintings a year to "be a professional" 3 of the greatest artists alive right now spend months on one painting. They release 5- 10 finished works a year. Dont you think QUALITY of work overrides quantity?
They've found a repeatable niche style and then market it. It's likely to be decorative art, hanging on a living room wall, so buyers are less interested about the length of time it took, and more concerned about having something that matches the couch, which is enough for that market.
@@chrisward1008you should checkout Abraham hunter his pieces are really detailed and I would definitely hang that above my couch. I honestly would rather have a piece that blows me away the more I look at it than something that’s just there that knowone is going to look closely at
Can we use this information if we want to because digital illustrators, using digital painting programs like illustrator, or Photoshop? I want to be a children's book illustrator. Can this help?
Does the mastery program include how to create your brand via instagram/ticktock or social media in general? And what about websites thst allow prints or just your paintings and what to know what to do to make the most money professionally?
What about 3d art sculptures? Do you market the same ? I’m new to being an artist but what type of artist will I be called when describing my work. Thx
Hello. Watching from Lithuania. Ive been able to sell my artwork like several years ago on Artfinder most and some in my country, but somehow i let everything go. Did not felt so motivated. I blame myself a lot and want to atract again my success. Im going to work hard. Always come to Milan family videos to get inspired and keep myself motivated. I can not afford mastery program at the moment so i am extremely grateful for every tip, advice and every free video. I feel like these are my hope, my saving boat from just leaving my dream behind. My biggest problem at the moment is just sitting too long near same artwork. I overpaint it 🤔 Learning from Milan family a lot. May God bless you guys 🙏🏻
Hey Evelina, we're so happy to hear that you're holding onto your dream! Have you considered that by taking the Mastery Program you might be able to make more money from your art and more than pay for the cost of it? A lot of our students sell their work all throughout the program because their friends and family take notice of the increase in skills, but you have to be willing to share your work and put yourself out there to make that happen! You definitely need to start working on new paintings. If you want to be a pro, you have to be consistently working on creating new paintings!
I wanted to comment on the vision of the future Jake described at around 51 minutes. That was profoundly beautiful! I believe that if Art (via the artist) does not subsume technology, technology will subsume (and consume) the individual; so that 'light' vision requires art and artists to be empowered and free (with freedom) and to represent the will of the majority. :)
The Mastery Program goes very in depth on licensing, print on demand, different types of prints you can create (open edition, limited, hand embellished) and when to use the different options, how to leverage your branding for both, and much more!😊 Have you joined the waitlist yet? There’s a ton of super valuable free content provided there✨
I feel like I'm at a crossroad right now. I already have established styles (depends heavily on the medium) and subjectmatter that I love, but I honestly want to try a completely different direction and wonder if I should sign under a different pen name. I'm known for what I do now, and I've won awards and getting some publicity attention, but frightened if I go completely different as a sideline that it will interfere with current success. My work is photo realistic watercolor and acrylic urban landscapes, and my drawings are more atmospheric and I've sold work even without advertising. But, I want to try a different medium, subject and style and see if I can also speed up my process. Will I ruin what I have going now?
I'd just experiment and not try to sell anything until you feel more sure of it, and then add it as another dimension of what you do. I think many artists branch out with different styles, mediums, 2d and 3d. It's part of our creative makeup. And you'd not ruin what you already can do ...
It definitely doesn't happen quickly. That part is a little misleading. Some people pay for their program selling art but most do not. I think it's important to be honest and real. Nevertheless, it is a phenomenal program and I recommend it!
I'm passionate about painting but have to squeeze it into my time, which is limited by my 9-5 job and single parenting. Do you have any tips on how to work around time limitations? :)
reducing any work you have to do helps a lot, make it all easier ex for cooking; precook slowcooker meals (put in freezer, take out, cook), buy a cutter instead of cutting stuff by hand... have the art stuff all ready in a place or room with st for your child to do aswell to be more able to start. idk if that helps
Any 'mentor' talking about branding and saying 'Actually, there are some boring people out there...' took my breath away. Then in describing a simple muti-step process, continually get muddled - about what step they are describing. Combined with a long pre-ramble on what they had for breakfast this morning and how much work they fit into their day. Actually did make me believe the presenter's statement of 'Actually there are some boring people out there...' or at least some very hum-drum, un-engaging presenters.
i do tend to agree with Jake on the AI vs traditional art thing. I think the more digital art can be created easily with AI, the more physical art will increase in value. especially outside of commercial uses
Some of the advice was pretty good & right on point. But other things like 80-100 paintings/mo or year "to be professional" or whatever... in what REAL world is that possible!? The average artist typically takes months to complete a single painting even if they're working on multiple pieces/projects at a time. Not to mention, many aspiring artists, still work 9 to 5 jobs 40 or more hours/wk, on top of dealing with kids, etc... For some reason, Jake & Dimitra (his wife, I think) doesn't seem authentic at all. Jake even comes off a little arrogant & degrading calling people "boring" (like his morning routine got everyone excited) not something you should do when you're promoting your Mastery Program disguised as 5 steps. Did he really paint the 2nd owl, only a day or two from the first one? Really? What artist re-does a painting like that? Maybe months or even a few years later, we may redo a painting, but a day, naw, not unless I screwed up on a commission (which rarely happens) I feel like Elli would've done a much better job by herself, without Dimitra & Jake. And some honesty would've been great because let's face it...this video wasn't really about 5 steps... it was simply a promo to sell people on Milan's Mastery Program because every other word or sentence was.... "Mastery program, this".... "Mastery program, that,"... And all the mastery program crap drowned out the real reason people clicked the video... the 5 steps. I get it, promote your program, just be upfront & honest about it. Like I said, there was some great info shared & worth hearing, but a little more transparency & sincerity would help a lot. Jmo. P.S. Sorry for being so long-winded, but I'm also a self-published author
Each one of you are awesome. Thank you so much for the great information and inspiration One little request... You say "um" a lot. It's kind of distractive when listening. One consideration is to be more aware of it by listening to your own recordings and counting how many times you say it. I had to break myself of saying "like" all the time. By speaking the way we would write, allows our own thought processes as well as our listeners to focus better. Thank you 🙏 well wishes to each of you.
It's amazing, only when talking please try to avoid a filler words, like amm, AAA, EEE and so on. Very very good and so helpful. I highly appreciate 🙏🙏🙏
You'll are amazing , fantastic and fascinating people. Not only because You'll share such precious and useful information , but because you'll connect with people. And even better, is that ( at least for me personally) whatever worries , fears , doubts related to art vanish when seeing your videos. You'll fill that pot with so much motivation and inspiration. So thank you for all you'll share and for who you'll are!😊
❤ I am retired. I started art school in 1979. I was a single mom with 2 young daughters..I had 2 more daughters and a 10 year gap but managed a BFA in 1999.
About 3 months ago I did a plein air challenge and have been drawing, painting and printmaking...lithography daily since😂😊
Watch Vinh Giang, Australian presenter(?)I thought it was "or".
Way too many um ah like you know eh.
Love it. @@margueritemitchell1829
Congrats on the baby. Great topic
I have enjoyed the many art courses that I have taken from the Milan art institute. I know that anyone who decides to try their art courses will not be disappointed. I truly have learned a lot and my skills are improving everyday. These videos are so helpful and inspiring. I sometimes feel alone in my art journey and all I need is to turn on a Milan art video, and that alone feeling goes away. Thanks for the encouragement to keep going and to discover who you are as an artist.
❤ i do not see myself in any of the 3 "boxes."
Had consistency, style, voice and was prolific decades ago. I was improving over time. Was not a pretty picture artist or a selling one. Yet, i did create😮 over 10,000 pieces years before the events that led to losing my path.
Life happened - several near death events over several years with over a decade of recovery.
Lost my way with creating art, but had priceless experiences that I Ionged for.
As of 2024, I'm just starting out, with no voice, and no consistency after decades of not being immersed as a 60 year old plus artist.
I'm benging on your vids since discoverying your family on TH-cam a few days ago.
BTW, all the talk about doing activities that demade computer use drums up my concerns for panic attacks with using tech.
Thank you again,
I also believe we are entering a new era, a new epoch of enlightenment which means the artists will be the lead! Thank you for voicing that so clearly. I'm in my 5th week of the Masterclass and my improvements are very noticeable, and I've been a professional oil painter for 8 years. But I didn't know my voice, and I didn't know how to sell with ease. I'm willing to do the work, just show me the way! Thank you for your offerings. And it's so cool that this is a family affair. Can't wait to meet you in person.
Mixed creative innovator, never think you know everything, always more to learn, absorb + being present to self, musician, sculpture, gardener, historian whoever + whenever ♡♥︎♡
You guys always make me feel like anything is possible, thank you 🥰
Aw I'm so glad that you get inspired from our videos!!
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Keep posting please! Your family is so gifted and the purpose is to share and help others. I’m grateful that you are now sharing valuable content on TH-cam and helping me with my painting journey.
We’re so glad that you’re finding our channel useful! And we definitely will continue to post every week😊
I appreciate that you are covering all the basis of start-up and beyond, and that you are willing to share your expertise and experience with it. That builds a trust for me with you all. It also encourages me to step beyond my fear of the unknown. Thank you.
This just found me as i scramble to finish my third attempt at a web site for my art after 12 almost 13 years painting. I've felt so lost and overwhelmed as well as overlooked ever since i got to a sellable level. God bless u guys. Love the family story too. Thank u for doing what u do.
Hi, I am the 4th box- I have started painting pretty much by accident and got drawn into it without control :) And here I am very happy to have come across you channel, maybe it is my late discovered destiny ? I am 56, did my first painting 1,5 years ago and want to learn more and more to paint what I want not only what I can. A big thank you to you for sharing your knowledge and experience and encouragement ❤
Realize i need to create a studio space. At the dining table now. Out with the dining room soon, and in with an easle.
I appreciate you all very much.
I love your content!! It’s seriously changing my life! May God bless each of you as you spearhead this art renaissance 🙌🏼
You guys are such good mentors. Thankyou so much for explaining the nitty gritties of art business every now and then through your podcasts. Really helpful to artists like me, who has no one to look upto regarding art business.
We’re sooo happy to hear this was helpful for you🥰🥰🥰
I'm not a artist that studied art, but I have love art, and have painted a few pieces, I'm always listening and watching. Since coming across your art and listening to all your info it makes me excited to want to learn more, thanks so much
That is so wonderful to hear! We are really glad we could invoke some inspiration to start creating Art! It turns out you are in the right spot, because we offer a 1 year course that is designed to help you become a professional Artist and teaches you absolutely everything you need to know. Here is a link to learn more if you are interested:
masteryprogram.com/?_ga=2.52388905.108228474.1689094570-43938898.1687961011&_gl=1*1une6lm*_ga*NDM5Mzg4OTguMTY4Nzk2MTAxMQ..*_ga_FSJB0NLZT0*MTY4OTA5NDU3MC44LjAuMTY4OTA5NDU3MS41OS4wLjA.
That fate/destiny comment hit home. Wow. I was actually thinking that as I’ve been watching your videos the past week.
And thanks for mentioning the abstract artist because I was wondering. Y’all are right that the foundation needs to be there so you know what you’re abstracting. Struggling with that now.
if i see a picture i like, i buy it cos i like it, i couldnt give a crap about a story
I have a masters in fine art, and have been painting consistently for over 20 years (I am just emerging out of some artist blockage) I do believe that you guys have come into my sphere, because I have been asking for assistance through my prayers and intention.
I fall into the first box, and I have been TERRIBLE at self promotion, and I have not shown my work consistently. I have been selling my work here and there but I know I need to up the anti. There are definitely skills that I want to refresh, graduate school was a while ago, and being solo can sometimes create a rut. My style is unique to me and I love my process, yet there is room for growth. I have not quite been able to figure out how to get where I want to go from where I am. This is on a lot of levels, but for my painting, I have ideas, and while I don't feel an overhaul is necessary a push is definitely necessary.
I have noticed some resistance as I have been binging on the lessons and podcasts, and am doing my best to remain openminded. For example, I have been imagining, what if I do the masters program, and I don't want to work with oils. they are expensive, and I most likely will not use them after the il section. blah blah blah, And then Ellie talked about and compared oils to a piano, and how it is foundational, which is important to revisit from time to time.
Anyway my wheels are turning and I am allowing my mind to open as it will and consider diving in, because I do want to sell my work on a MUCH larger scale.
I've loved art since elementary school my teachers used to put my artwork in art shows and competitions I stopped doing it for a while in the last year though I picked it back up but it's just like I don't know what my direction I want to take all I know is it's my passion and I want to do it full-time I just get discouraged because when it comes to my skill level i feel like a beginner basically it's like I don't even know where to start that's why I'm so excited I found this channel!! y'all literally give so much information and the style is really exactly the type I love I've had like an artist block for so long and you're literally inspired me to get past this wall of not knowing where to start, you guys just don't even know how much you helped
We are so happy to hear that! That is so wonderful and we are very glad that you found us. You should join our community on Art Social! Here is a link below, we think you would really enjoy being a part of it:
www.artsocial.com/feed
You are all extremely inspirational , thank you so much for being so generous and keeping us motivated !
Thanks for the constant flow of inspiration and wisdom. You guys sharing your story is help break artists out of their mold! Thank you so much. I would love to attend the art institute ❤
I just put my name on the waiting list tonight. I have been painting and doing different kinds of art my whole life but as far as painting goes I think I like oil paint more than acrylic or water paints. You're talking about selling our art but for me, I am very far from selling anything I paint! I feel like this video, for me, is putting the cart before the horse! I know everyone is at a different level, so it's very kind of you to be sharing all this information that some people out there might need. Thank you! 😁
Thank you so much to all of you
after watching and listening frome your programme i feel proud myself ..thanks by my heart
Amazing tips, help me a lot to better my painting skills.!
This has by far been the most informative video for me personally. Thanks so much!
A blessing to discover your channel.
The owl was a great way to "show" the progress. How amazing!
Absolutely beautiful esp from 50 min on very touching and meaningful message . True we all are doing things for others to get paid as our time flys and moments get waisted when we all can be doing something we love so so true
Thank you so much for sharing your podcasts generously! God bless you.more!
I just found the school and all the content you offer. I've been binging the pod, watching everything on youtube, followed everyone on insta, and signed up for the mark-making workshop. Can't wait to join the mastery program as soon as I can!
That is so exciting Rachel, I’m so glad to hear that!!😍 We can’t wait to watch your journey and see your progress and success! Have you joined the forum on artsocial.com yet? You should post some before paintings so that when you sign up in February you can share some “after” paintings with us😍
Thank you so much guys for your encouragement and tons of informations. I can´ wait to develop my skills with your help. 😍
Thank you for all the great info. I have been painting for over 20 years, and a lot of this I did not learn at university. If you have the skill, but a style and a niche that's not as "digestible", or fits the galleries around you, how would you be able to push your works to a broader audience without sacrificing your voice? Signed up for the waiting list!
I wonder that too....
@@printingonfeltwithlindseyt4579 I did a lot of research on the galleries around where I live, and in most cases you really have to fit the mold, or be reccommended by the university. In some countries Galleries won't accept you if you do not have a masters degree in Fine Arts. In return, we're now doing conventions and seeing if there are possibillities for DIY shows around the squats here. It's a rough ride.
Awesome guys! Can I suggest that you add visual ques at the bottom of the video as you move on to the steps? Artists are probably more visual than most and hence it would add a lot to the communication process. It's more work but I believe definitely worth it... Blessings! Thank you so much for your great channel! And all your effort!! Marzanne
Is it possible to do parts of the course as modules? I have some skills box 2 maybe
I’m obsessed with this channel!!!🖌️🎨❤
really needed to hear this!
I believe theres is no coincidence in the universe. I needed to hear all you have to offer here, because i´m an okay skilled artist, but webside and marketing i suck at.
20. Nov.23- I do not fall in one of your categories, but I like your approach to creating and selling art❤
You are all Rock Stars...so informable, so much inspiration given...thank you
Love this sharing guys! Fascinating from Perth Western Australia
I've been reading those stories through your emails this week and wow I love those stories Elli.
If you already have the mastery program do we get notifications when you upload new videos? Thank you!
Great advice. I still struggle with brand though. I love hyper realist wildlife, but also abstract and alternate. Every time a finish a mostly brown and white animal piece, I need to paint a super colorful absract!
That’s okay, there’s a strategy where you can pursue all that you’re interested in, but you might have to use multiple brands which would take more work…
Maybe each piece can be a brand. Or a series.
The category I fall into is: I done art ( drawings and some paintings) off and on through out my life. Never really sold any of my art. I'm 69 and would like to do great portraits in pencil, that has a music theme. I'm a musician. I play Keyboard and I love Jazz.
one word to Jack: this man is anointed!! he is like fire❤🔥 soon i am starting your mastery program ,too..looking soooo forward
Hi, How do you select your subjects or themes for a project or exhibits..? Please comment
Can you tell us what you think about watersoluable oil color?
I did not locateva waiting list. But a enrollment link only.
Do you guys have a step by step on how to market?
Everything Milan is awesome!
like a lot of your advice, but strongly disagree with trying to get through 80-100 paintings a year to "be a professional" 3 of the greatest artists alive right now spend months on one painting. They release 5- 10 finished works a year. Dont you think QUALITY of work overrides quantity?
They've found a repeatable niche style and then market it. It's likely to be decorative art, hanging on a living room wall, so buyers are less interested about the length of time it took, and more concerned about having something that matches the couch, which is enough for that market.
I paint every day. I have pieces that are done in days and some I've worked on for years still unfinished.
@@chrisward1008you should checkout Abraham hunter his pieces are really detailed and I would definitely hang that above my couch. I honestly would rather have a piece that blows me away the more I look at it than something that’s just there that knowone is going to look closely at
@CozyKodei noticed that too, I’m afraid my style is going to end up looking like that if I do the program
The have built up to that, good luck living off of 10 paintings a year
How many times per year do you run the mastery programme?
Can we use this information if we want to because digital illustrators, using digital painting programs like illustrator, or Photoshop? I want to be a children's book illustrator. Can this help?
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I am in box 1. How do you know/or find your target market?
Im in the 3rd category ❤
How can I start taking classes. Get more info.
I would like to find out where your videos are that show your techniques
Thank you so much...Great advice...So much information...
Does the mastery program include how to create your brand via instagram/ticktock or social media in general? And what about websites thst allow prints or just your paintings and what to know what to do to make the most money professionally?
What about 3d art sculptures? Do you market the same ? I’m new to being an artist but what type of artist will I be called when describing my work. Thx
You're still a visual artist. Sculpture
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Hello. Watching from Lithuania. Ive been able to sell my artwork like several years ago on Artfinder most and some in my country, but somehow i let everything go. Did not felt so motivated. I blame myself a lot and want to atract again my success. Im going to work hard. Always come to Milan family videos to get inspired and keep myself motivated. I can not afford mastery program at the moment so i am extremely grateful for every tip, advice and every free video. I feel like these are my hope, my saving boat from just leaving my dream behind.
My biggest problem at the moment is just sitting too long near same artwork. I overpaint it 🤔 Learning from Milan family a lot. May God bless you guys
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Hey Evelina, we're so happy to hear that you're holding onto your dream!
Have you considered that by taking the Mastery Program you might be able to make more money from your art and more than pay for the cost of it? A lot of our students sell their work all throughout the program because their friends and family take notice of the increase in skills, but you have to be willing to share your work and put yourself out there to make that happen! You definitely need to start working on new paintings. If you want to be a pro, you have to be consistently working on creating new paintings!
Some good advice in this one.
So glad that you found it helpful!
I wanted to comment on the vision of the future Jake described at around 51 minutes. That was profoundly beautiful! I believe that if Art (via the artist) does not subsume technology, technology will subsume (and consume) the individual; so that 'light' vision requires art and artists to be empowered and free (with freedom) and to represent the will of the majority. :)
Does the course or art club provide advice on how to get into licensing and print-on-demand and best options?
The Mastery Program goes very in depth on licensing, print on demand, different types of prints you can create (open edition, limited, hand embellished) and when to use the different options, how to leverage your branding for both, and much more!😊 Have you joined the waitlist yet? There’s a ton of super valuable free content provided there✨
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@@milanartstudios Yes and I ended up signing up for the course. 😁
Your emails are indeed inspirational
I feel like I'm at a crossroad right now. I already have established styles (depends heavily on the medium) and subjectmatter that I love, but I honestly want to try a completely different direction and wonder if I should sign under a different pen name. I'm known for what I do now, and I've won awards and getting some publicity attention, but frightened if I go completely different as a sideline that it will interfere with current success. My work is photo realistic watercolor and acrylic urban landscapes, and my drawings are more atmospheric and I've sold work even without advertising. But, I want to try a different medium, subject and style and see if I can also speed up my process. Will I ruin what I have going now?
I'd just experiment and not try to sell anything until you feel more sure of it, and then add it as another dimension of what you do. I think many artists branch out with different styles, mediums, 2d and 3d. It's part of our creative makeup. And you'd not ruin what you already can do ...
How do I know if I'm ready to sell my art?
box number 2 and 3!!!!
Man I wish I could do this. I love oil painting. I don't have time to do much of it, but it is my favorite thing to do. I am a total beginner.😊
Go for it! Life is so short
Box number 3 😊
We are struggling to sell our art in South Atfica. The dealers want to take 50% of the profits for them. Can you help us.
Hi Good Evening i watching your show very interesting to move on..
Box 3. My name is Sandra damble. I just waited 30 years to get my art back up and blind.
It definitely doesn't happen quickly. That part is a little misleading. Some people pay for their program selling art but most do not. I think it's important to be honest and real. Nevertheless, it is a phenomenal program and I recommend it!
I have got to know where you got that sweater?The daddy to be i mean❤
Sounds good. Lots of … and um…Gracias
I'm passionate about painting but have to squeeze it into my time, which is limited by my 9-5 job and single parenting. Do you have any tips on how to work around time limitations? :)
reducing any work you have to do helps a lot, make it all easier ex for cooking; precook slowcooker meals (put in freezer, take out, cook), buy a cutter instead of cutting stuff by hand... have the art stuff all ready in a place or room with st for your child to do aswell to be more able to start. idk if that helps
Any 'mentor' talking about branding and saying 'Actually, there are some boring people out there...' took my breath away. Then in describing a simple muti-step process, continually get muddled - about what step they are describing. Combined with a long pre-ramble on what they had for breakfast this morning and how much work they fit into their day. Actually did make me believe the presenter's statement of 'Actually there are some boring people out there...' or at least some very hum-drum, un-engaging presenters.
Ellie, have you. Painted landscapes, plein- air??
I love it all
It is interesting painting...
Hi how are u I love ur paint
How do you find the right people?
I prefer the first owl. And it’s not like I’m new to art…😅
i do tend to agree with Jake on the AI vs traditional art thing. I think the more digital art can be created easily with AI, the more physical art will increase in value. especially outside of commercial uses
How much cost?
I will fit in box 3
Do you followup with your students years after their mastering learning with the Milan family?
Some of the advice was pretty good & right on point. But other things like 80-100 paintings/mo or year "to be professional" or whatever... in what REAL world is that possible!? The average artist typically takes months to complete a single painting even if they're working on multiple pieces/projects at a time. Not to mention, many aspiring artists, still work 9 to 5 jobs 40 or more hours/wk, on top of dealing with kids, etc...
For some reason, Jake & Dimitra (his wife, I think) doesn't seem authentic at all. Jake even comes off a little arrogant & degrading calling people "boring" (like his morning routine got everyone excited) not something you should do when you're promoting your Mastery Program disguised as 5 steps. Did he really paint the 2nd owl, only a day or two from the first one? Really? What artist re-does a painting like that? Maybe months or even a few years later, we may redo a painting, but a day, naw, not unless I screwed up on a commission (which rarely happens)
I feel like Elli would've done a much better job by herself, without Dimitra & Jake. And some honesty would've been great because let's face it...this video wasn't really about 5 steps... it was simply a promo to sell people on Milan's Mastery Program because every other word or sentence was.... "Mastery program, this".... "Mastery program, that,"... And all the mastery program crap drowned out the real reason people clicked the video... the 5 steps. I get it, promote your program, just be upfront & honest about it. Like I said, there was some great info shared & worth hearing, but a little more transparency & sincerity would help a lot. Jmo.
P.S. Sorry for being so long-winded, but I'm also a self-published author
Each one of you are awesome. Thank you so much for the great information and inspiration
One little request... You say "um" a lot. It's kind of distractive when listening. One consideration is to be more aware of it by listening to your own recordings and counting how many times you say it. I had to break myself of saying "like" all the time. By speaking the way we would write, allows our own thought processes as well as our listeners to focus better. Thank you 🙏 well wishes to each of you.
We are glad to hear you enjoyed the video and thank you for your feedback!
Great vids
Have a style done commission and attend shows
There's nothing romantic of the artistic lifestyle, but it's all I am.
It's amazing, only when talking please try to avoid a filler words, like amm, AAA, EEE and so on. Very very good and so helpful. I highly appreciate 🙏🙏🙏
Box No. 3
I’m 2 and 3
The steps are a bit allnover the place tbh 😅
I finde myself asking How? Over and over again.
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