If you want to change how you think about money, this book is perfect. It’s clear, simple, and full of good ideas you can use. Definitely worth reading!
It’s kinda wild how future woman CEOs are only scratching the surface and don’t take the time to read Girl Boss Hustle: Earn 10k from home. Get out of the rabbit hole.
I've read the comments about artist's & business. I have rarely met an artist who likes to paint commissions. I do. But, I have a 5 page contract, spells it out. There is a succession of steps that need to be completed, signed off by the customer with payments when they are happy. I show them sketches, photos, discuss colors, materials, delivery dates. And, I deliver on time. While I am painting, I have a clear goal and I know this painting is sold. The customer loves it. What can be better? And when I explain this method to a fellow artist, they cross their arms. Why? Because accountability goes both ways when there is a contract.
@@eliphase09_art I looked at your beautiful artwork, and I can see where it could be challenging with a commission. Realism, and maybe a portrait! Most of us cannot agree on what is real to begin with. If you are an artist who can draw what you see, then share a sketch that will be almost there, say your art will be within 10% of that target. They need to sign it, or agree in writing in text or email. If not, try to fix it. If not be willing to walk away. I've had the customer from hell and I have paid my dues. It is our responsibility to not lose control of the sale. These people want to be your customer, help them have a great experience buying from you.
I was thinking the same thing about contracts? So do you interview the client? How long does that take? Thanks. I would never do it without a thorough investigation. THat way I don't have to think and worry so much through the process
@@joelhenry4643 Most of my commissions are after the client likes my work, but did not find the exact fit. My interview is simply finding the exact thing they are looking for by brainstorming with them. They may be hesitant because they don't know if you can make the art they want. You have to offer it. Then I send sketches of the future art, they pick the size. If I can, I get a photo of where they will hang, then I photoshop my sketch in place. Sometimes they just hold their phone in front of where they want the art to go. My contract spells out subject matter, size, materials, process, timing, and payments. I know how long it takes me, I give myself an extra week just in case. Deliver early, never make excuses. They will love you.
In my experience as an Artist. Whenever I try to make Artwork to sell it never works. When I just do my own thing art that just flows from me . They are the Artworks that people want. I've also developed my own system of painting and I have absolutely no idea beforehand of what the outcome will be before I start . It's like an adventure.
The only time I ever sell work is if people specifically commission me to paint something they want. Very rarely does anyone actually buy something I created for myself. It sucks.
@@Fiveash-Art I think a Fifty Fifty approach might help you. When you show your artwork. Show some of the ones you usually can sell but keep gradually introducing your more personal stuff. There is an audience for everything you just have to find it. It might be just one person who wants everything you produce. So never give up. Plus like I said whenever I make something to sell it doesn't sell . So maybe try just showing your work without price tags and expectations of selling it. Hope you are successful.
@@johntaylor6211 I'm 50 years old .. Been doing it for a long time. I always show my personal work, and I always advertise my portrait commissions. I tend to get more responses and reactions from my personal work, but the phone calls come in for the portrait commissions. I show everything.. people seem to like looking at my surreal stuff .. but they don't want to buy it. Galleries reject it because it's too 'traditional' 😂 and people don't want to buy them because they're 'too weird'. At least that's what I've gathered over the years of doing this stuff. It's fine though, when I'm not painting people's kids, dogs and kitty cats, .. I can stew in my own goofy fantasies. I've sold a few on occasion .. I just wish I could sell more of them. They pile up .. I'd be happier if they were hanging on someone else's wall.
I have learned that I need to let what I'm creating become itself instead of me trying to force what I want that's where the fun and the adventure lives
I was born with the gift and money doesn’t drive me to draw. I do it daily effortlessly. I have so much artwork piled up it makes no sense but I never like posting my work.
3 minutes 33 seconds I'll never get back! 🤣 yes I know it's longer than that but too much talk... and how about we share more positive energy! Artists don't need to hear what they've always heard (you're not going to get rich painting, you're not going to make money doing that, artists can't make a living making art...etc). Because...guess what... YES you can! YES. YOU can!! YESSS...YOU ACTUALLY CAN!!! Take your power back peeps! This is an incredible time to be alive! What you make and what you CREATE, NEEDS TO BE SHARED!!! The right people will come and the money will flow...just Believe that, Believe in your SELF and it will be done! I believe in YOU! 🙏🏻 Now GO, make some good stuff!!! 😘 🎉🤗
60 yrs old here - the whole thing about being an artist, and I am one too, is expanding yourself whether it's through your camera or your sculpture or your painting. But there's nothing wrong with expanding your business sense either!
To save people time with this video since it's just 90% filler talk, she says the highest ways to earn income are: 1.Online courses/webinars/coaching 2.Make a youtube channel She then talks about youtube vlog ideas to make as an artist. You're welcome
Yep, exactly. Not as easy as it sounds. The audience is ARTISTS!!! Not educators, course creators, coaches, or vloggers! SMH. Can we just help artists be artists and do what they love?
Heres an advice for artist: find a partner who would run the business side, while you just focus on painting what you love and then commercial painting. The mistake most people make is they try to do everything on there own, and i am so damn sure artist are very self motivated which means they would be very independent. So find someone who understands the business side, while you just focus on the art side.
@renaissis can you use AI alone to write a high converting sales page? Build a funnel? Run and manage ads? You can't. This is why you need someone with expertise who has had success doing this or knows how to, then you either partner or you pay for the service. It makes your life easy. Learn to think as a businessman, not solo all the time.
Artists are usually pretty reluctant to embrace business. It requires a different mindset. However, many artists want the freedom that making money provides, so you either embrace the mindset or continue to struggle. I think this is an excellent video. Much to consider. Great ideas. Thank you very much.
No we artists aren't reluctant to anything, we just do not have the time to do the art of marketing! Marketing is a field that requires as much time as becoming a master in art! We only have one life not two! If we choose marketing our art becomes a cheap average product that is low quality art. Anyways AI will replace gallerists or anyone anyways because the public doesn't understand the value of the artists story behind the artworks. You will struggle no matter what you do because artists unlike doctors do not have unions so they do not even have legal power of any kind! Nobody protects all artists, only galleries protect the artists they represent who sell to wealthy millionaires. The idea she is selling here, is not a reality for most artists for a reason. Every day there are more teachers of art online and many do not make a penny! To compete in the market on you tube is as hard as competing anywhere else. I agree with her making videos, is the best shot but making great quality with real creativity that are substantial and that not only add value, but that people love to watch, is not a simple recipe! Stop saying artists do not want to work hard in the business area because that is exactly how they survive out of their own industry that is absolutely exclusive since the times of Michelangelo!
Well I'm a selling artist AND I love bussiness, but my stumbling block is being shy about showing my face. Huge stumbling cblock for an artist! So I only can make money in ways where noone sees me. :) Big hinderance! Hope to find more psychological info about artists getting rid of self-conciouss about your looks!
Dear Kayla, in my 67 years of age I hadn't heard, not seen a video so useful for artists before! There's still some gravity in people that don't let go their old ideas to open to new ones. I liked your video very much. I think there's so much to learn from your ideas and I'll be following you. Thank you! Gracias! Greetings from Mexico City!
não acho certo o discurso de que todos podem ser ricos e que acumular é bom.. - digo, é preciso pensar no sistema como um todo.. Por exemplo, se eu não estou achando ouro quando cavo e sei que não há nada lá, se vendo pás aos outros, sou um estelionatário apenas.. Mas se é possível encontrar o ouro e cada um ter a parte justa, então já me parece outra coisa, mas tbm depende de tanta coisa.., é complexa a distribuição das coisas na sociedade..
I am only starting selling my art recently but I started feeling all the pitfalls you discussed in the video. I searched for a video like this and almost cried listening to you affirming everything I have been feeling. It's not unfair for artists to expect financial freedom. Thanks so much for the tips ❤️
Great video! I totally agree. I got tired of taking on commissions. It was too stressful. Having multiple streams of income is so important. Thanks for sharing!
OMG, "I grew up in a town with a high school where kids rode tractors to school." I literally spit out my drink. I feel you though, we didn't ride tractors, but most kids who were able to drive came in pick-ups with stuff like scrap metal and huge bags of feed in the back! Love it. You inspire.
Spent all my time painting things I cared nothing about when I started doing commission work. I started off as a Wildlife artist selling my art while I was still in high school, ended up painting pictures of houses, barns and old cars and doing portrait drawings. I got way to burnt out! That was almost 7 years ago. Now I do what I like to do, I have discovered new ways to keep my art exciting. I am considering her advice. I no-longer sell any of my work because I have been painting and creating art since the 1980s and had nothing but photos left to look back at. I spend most of my time exploring the arts, like statuary & sculpture, carving, mold making & casting and of course painting. I am 100% self-taught and I learn something new every day and that is truly what keeps me excited about the art. I regret never studying under one of the great wildlife artists by taking weeklong classes when they were offered. You Tube is the best place to get art knowledge if you do not want to take classes. I am now 60 and I really enjoy the arts more than ever.
Well in short young Lady, Mom and Artist Coach. I would like you on my Pinterest, even others interested. It's a Library, It's a World Show, it slowly grow. I learn a lot from all. And I prayed for all since I was 3 yrs, doing missions as well as learning all about our CREATOR who inspire us becoming HIS Jeweled Creative Crown Creation. So Repend of him who try to make us looser. I found the MORE I know Our Creator, and HIS WORD and love others and myself like HE does. THE more creative and the better me I become. And HE as PROVIDOR brought people to us. HE Gave only what we can handle. He do not feed greed, selfishness, pride or any type of lust. HE. Is THE Most awesome Personal Coach, Master Artist. Laughing at those who think they and that 7 headed dragon can out smart HIM what a challenge painting the Revealed Revelation, The mysteries that was hidden for 6,000 yrs. What a challenge for some. I am now 73 yrs. With 3-4 generations of artists. Musicians at least 6.
Me too! I went to college as an art major in the early eighties and then turned around and got into the medical sciences and that's where my focus remains. But I would still paint. And people liked my work and I would sell it all the time and back then we had no way to really record our art digitally like we can today and that's where I think I want to pick up my paint brushes again, I can make the original and from there I have options, digital options! Back in the day I lived on a dairy farm, and when we had a cow passed away we would you know just drag it out to a canyon in one of our pastures. My husband and I would go out there on a four-wheeler and find skulls, I would take them home and clean them and get the gesso them and start painting and I would sell those skulls 17:17 for $300 a piece, I had a horseshoeing client who gave me a raccoon skull she found in a sandbar in a river on her property and we cleaned that up and painted it and it went to an art show and got honorable mention and it sold for around $100 it was matted and framed to believe it or not - I'm interested in abstract art now, and I want to learn how to use an airbrush, liquid acrylic paint and tape - that would be the latest new frontier for me!
Your videos are ALWAYS so helpful and filled with inspirational ideas. I appreciate You! And yes... 'passive income' is definitely where it's at. Like you said... there is only 1 of us and we can only be stretched just soooo thin. LOL Have a FABULOUS Holiday Season, Kayla!
The issue I see with this is that it simply perpetuates the current broken paradigm. This is great if you want to sell your soul for a buck and be like everybody else. Otherwise, take the potential loss in revenue and do it the right way: Be a real artist and try to get more actual art into the world. I'm in the music production world and the same thing applies there: More people trying to sell you courses and clicks/likes on YT than they are putting out great music into the world.
I don't knock anybody who prefers capitalism over artistry. I just don't encourage it. Money should never be the reason that people do anything meaningful.
@@SomebodyPickaName you’re missing the entire point. Nothing she’s saying requires you to choose between art and money. The entire point is that you can make more money EASIER while still creating the same art you would have regardless. I don’t see why people are offended by that, other than people don’t like being called out for doing the same things repeatedly like commissions and trying to sell paintings online, which as she said, very rarely is stable.
@@ninja_tony Yeah but on the other side of the coin, I don't like the whole "Sell the shovel" talk, that's how you end up getting those bullshit courses that talk big about "how much you 'can make' doing [thing]" that end up painting (ha!) a lopsided view of how things are or play out. ...kinda like here where she goes on and on about how much you "could make" from TH-cam vids but there's not substance to back it up, just a "trust me bro".
Kayla, you’re absolutely lovely to listen to, and very clever in all your ideas! I enjoy your approach & supportive attitude! 🥰 Your light is brighter than the haters that decided to comment. 😉 Please never take them seriously, and always keep that marvelous energy! We need more people like you creating helpful content like this! May you be showered in wealth yourself! 🖤 Much love! 🤘🏻PS: Watch till the end, her advice is golden!
Some people are just not willing to accept help. They just want to dump on someone who is not trying to sell you anything, not trying to get you to buy their book, they just genuinely want to help others succeed!
I am amazeddddd gurll by the way you think and talking about negative connotations, that really helped me.That was a great support from an elder sister ❤ I would be seriously grateful if you would like to purchase some artworks and collage works.❤
Thank you for this video. And I would say to ignore all the negative comments complaining, because some people just don’t like hearing the truth. I almost didn’t watch this because these types of videos USUALLY are clickbait, but yours was the exception. It really is amazing to me how many people think they can make a stable living selling paintings, doing commissions, etc., and you not only called that out but explained how to follow a better path that will enable people to make their art and make a good living at the same time.
I do watercolor tutorials on my TH-cam channel. but despite years of experience teaching in schools and colleges and selling hundreds of paintings. The TH-cam algorithm ignores me. They say if you keep plugging away for a year or two you may take off. To be honest I'm not prepared to waste that amount of time .
All good points. Sounds like some of the best ways to make money creating art, is to educate others doing TH-cam content or creating online courses. Doing 1 on 1 client custom paintings can add some extra revenue, but this can be inconsistent. Etsy might be a good way to sell artwork as prints or digital downloads, or original custom work, but again only volume sales work to make it a full time income. I think an artist these days needs multiple revenue streams, including perhaps gallery showings for original art, or a deal with a local gallery to split the sale prices. However, a successful TH-cam channel and selling online courses might be all a person needs for a full-time income teaching art, along with affiliate income recommending art supplies on Amazon linked to the channel. Once a channel is monetized, Amazon will pay 4% for linked sales from a channel.
The most important part of art making is coming to grips with why we do it. Children draw to impress their moms with how much they've learned already. Our ancestors decorated the walls of caves with amazing representations of hunted animals as far as can be from the art market. Selling art is not about art making, but about trying to monetize the outcome of an internal process. Art making on its own is about a reason for living. A reason for living is not marketable. Products people want are. - It took me half a century to understand that secret. 😉
Thank you for sharing your experience! As a fellow artist trying to make there way in the world, I'm just wond, how long did it take for your videos to be monetised?
I do commission paintings. But only landscapes of their favorite places. I get to choose composition, I let them have slight control over time of day and theme like sunset painting or snowy landscape.
Kayla, this is absolutely fantastic! Worth watching all the way to the end. I appreciate all your wisdom, and your list at the end. Also, congratulations on getting monetized!! You are brilliant on screen. 💖
You definitely have to know marketing yourself, you want to be a professional, I was of the same thinking otherwise you can expect no one to actually care and to be lost in the algorithm
Hey Girl ! Stumbled Upon Your Video On My Recommended Feed. I Knew This Was The Video I Needed Because Of Your Thumbnail However Once You Said You DON'T DO Custom Work I Knew You Was My Girl Because I Refuse To Do Custom Work Either ! Thank You For Restoring My Faith In Making Money As An Artist !
I love it when people reach out to me for custom work. I find it to be a compliment. I just don't like actually doing it. If that makes sense. I mean I like when I walk into the local cafe and someone greets me as his favorite artist and asks me to sit down because he wants something from me and we stike up a good conversation. The difficult part is when its just me staring at a blank canvas hoping I can do it without disappointing someone. I hate that part. Then the stress to have it done in time. Its a love hate thing.❤😢
I actually love custom art only because I love their reactions when I’m done hehe! 🤣🤣it’s my favorite part! It’s personalized. However, I understand where you are coming from!
Kayla , Hey girl. Listen i dont know if you know the lord or not. But can i just be the first to say that you are God sent to me. He is answering my prayer through this simple video you made. I have been debating back and forth about starting a TH-cam channel for various reason, some you have mentioned. But from what you have just said i believes that you just a gave me a steping stone to an amazing adventure the lord is about to take me into. Listening to your mesaage i think the over all idea I got is that, TH-cam is a great place to share your life journey that you believe will encourage others. So thank you. May the bless you. I will definitely send a Shout out to you once I start off.😊🎉🎉
Thank you for this video!! I really needed it. As an artist, it can be difficult, especially when you don't have connections or know others. I sometimes feel just trapped in a bubble, always researching how to get my art out there, posting here on TH-cam, and other platforms, creating my own shop, etc. Then once I put it out, it's crickets. It sucks, but at the end of the day I love what I do and I keep doing it. I know that one day, it will all pay off for me so I just keep going. I've learned some new things from your video that I shall give a try. Thank you.
Seriously? Don't create art, but be a teacher or coach??? (Selling online courses) Or having a YT channel...😓 UGH, ugh, ugh!! Which true artist would want to do that??? Plus, that stuff eats up most of your time, and energy too!!! It's not passive money!! Just like real estate. One always needs to be on the job... I don't like those tips. But, maybe some do.
I didn’t say not to create Art, just monetize the process (which is the most enjoyable part for me) ☺️ Now I just paint what I love, and film the process for TH-cam!
@@KaylaCarlileArt Thanks for your reply, Kayla. Ok, for monetizing, but you don't monetize your art. You work jobs, (YT channel, and sell courses...ok, kind of in the field but not really) and paint on the side, really. If that satisfies you, that's great. It wouldn't me. Because tjat takes up at least 75% of thectime and energy if not more! Any kind of psy the bills job does that. By the title I just thought we could really find ways to monetize our art in a direct way! I'd prefer to teach in art schools, and such, if I wanted to teach. Which I don't anymore. Having a YT channel, I don't know... All this virtual stuff gets to me a lot... We are on our scteens way more than face to face, with people. And, that's a big problem nowadays. Anyway, good luck to you! And, glad you could make so much money off those jobs! I wosh I too can find a satisfying way to earn big cash! 🙏 Have a nice day.
@@joelhenry4643 it’s an awful comment, what are you talking about? It’s not their fault, but they clearly don’t know what they are talking about, especially since they are against teaching on TH-cam but then turn around and say they would be happy teaching in an art school. It’s literally the same thing.
It’s my first time watching your channel. I have been having trouble this couple months, on trying to learn how to sale my art. And just todaye as I was waking up inn the morning to go to work .i told my self i really have to figure this out because there no other option. I don’t want to be stuck as nurse the rest of my life. I don’t want ppl telling me what time to take my lunch. I want to be my own boss. Have time to enjoy life. Not being stock at a hospital. I just want to say thank for taking your time. For the ideas and information. You actually bust up my confidence that I was lacking. Once again thank you.
Lovely video, very helpful. I love your sense of humor! I consider myself an artist, though, I haven't drawn in a while. When I was younger, drawing (usually in ink) was my absolute obsession! I went through stacks of paper, weekly. I sold handmade greeting cards, and did custom art & poetry for people. As a child, I also did other craft work, like sewing & jewelry repair. Sometimes, I got paid like, $300 in a single weekend, which, for a kid, made me feel like I was rolling in moolah!! My money disappeared quickly, though as my family was often strapped for cash. As an adult, I make jewelry for sale in my Etsy Shop. I love making jewelry, but hate the business side of things. It's just not in my wheel house at all. So, for me, the shine has worn off of selling jewelry. My latest obsession is writing, especially songwriting, which I've been doing since 2010. And THAT is where I found inspiration in your video. Weird, right?! I think it's applicable, though. I could do songwriting classes, videos, etc. I don't have a great voice or play an instrument, and even for those who do, many musical/vocal artists don't make tons of money. Additional income streams are always welcome! I'm no songwriting expert, surely, but, if sharing my story and lyrical journey with someone else would help them... AND help me pay the bills, I don't really see a downside.
Your video is awesome! Thank you for this content, I am literally at the very beginning stages of doing everything you mentioned here in this video, but you have both reinforced things. I know I need to do, and suggested things that I need to be doing that I didn't think of. I've put 4 videos out and I'm trying to produce at least one video every two weeks to start with. I'm very shy on the camera, but I believe in myself and I really think that I can do something here. Wish me luck! And I'm so happy for your success.
I've Made 60k creating murals in Switzerland! Then made another 25k creating an exclusive NFT collection that debuted in Paris, France. It's possible to be successful as an artist. Takes time, keep going!!
There is a way to increase the ceiling when doing events. There are two steps. 1) multiple calls to action. Examples; one night only, private party, open bar, great food, raffle to win a print, happy bucks (free gift card only good for one night) discounts and on and on. Have at least 5 calls to action. Ask yourself if one of your offers would get you off the couch? 2) Marketing the event. Same thing at least 5 ways. Text message, emails, phone calls, post card with the calls to action. Sign up book, in store signs private invitation and so on. Doing there's things changed my events from doing $30k that night to $100k or more. Don't be afraid to give.
Wow Kayla you got a lot of unappreciative comments here, I like how you didn’t bother to delete them. Must be too busy making money while you sleep. ;-) These negative commenters are not your target audience, but they helped you out anyway by boosting you in the algorithm :-) I found your ideas so well thought out that I took notes, and stayed til the end. Nice video.
Seriously, so many people are ignorant and hateful, and don’t even understand that they had valuable information right in front of their face that they chose to ignore and whine about.
Very fun and informative video! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Do you have any particular platforms you enjoy for teaching online classes? I've been looking into many different options, but so far TH-cam seems the easiest to me ;)💕
Thank you sooooo much for this. You pinpointed things I thought about doing over the years but never followed through because the amount of work painting/shipping/taking and posting was not equal to the money I would or could possibly make. Your ideas made me focus on the talents I have that come easy and leading with those. You are great and I appreciate you so mich
Really cool and interesting ideas! I started my TH-cam channel last month with a 30 vídeos in 30 days and I'm having a really great time doing and posting art videos! And I'm getting more confident and improving my art skill, it's amazing. It's just the beginning I will think about other alternatives to profit my art. Thank you!
Amazing video. This was really informative from someone who is further down the path than many clicking on this video. I appreciate the authentic no BS approach. LOVE THIS!
One necessary thing which art people missing...business knowledge and time they have to devote for their well being... this video opening window for stability for Very Special and Gifted People...for me Only Gifted People are Rich❤❤❤❤
Since you mentioned the Klondike and the shovel… there is an excellent book called “The Klondike” by Pierre Berton. In this book, the author talks about “mining the miner”, where in fact, those who got rich during the gold rush, were the merchants and service providers, not the gold prospectors. Your mentioning simply reminded me of this book :)
3 things that worked for me:
1. I blocked out all distractions.
2. I read book called Hidden Laws Of The Game
3. I stayed consistent no matter what.
If you want to change how you think about money, this book is perfect. It’s clear, simple, and full of good ideas you can use. Definitely worth reading!
Bots be gone.
@@ahrimanic7 lo key tryna plug a book right there gotta keep the sales going :V
and what happend?
Good advice thanks for sharing. I subscribed to your channel to stay in touch and check out your latest content
It’s kinda wild how future woman CEOs are only scratching the surface and don’t take the time to read Girl Boss Hustle: Earn 10k from home. Get out of the rabbit hole.
u talking about OF right?
I've read the comments about artist's & business. I have rarely met an artist who likes to paint commissions. I do. But, I have a 5 page contract, spells it out. There is a succession of steps that need to be completed, signed off by the customer with payments when they are happy. I show them sketches, photos, discuss colors, materials, delivery dates. And, I deliver on time. While I am painting, I have a clear goal and I know this painting is sold. The customer loves it. What can be better? And when I explain this method to a fellow artist, they cross their arms. Why? Because accountability goes both ways when there is a contract.
Aww I agree so much with you! I´m an artist also loving to make comissions. :3 Not for everyone!
That's good for you 👍
But until you meet a worst client 😕 you will know why
@@eliphase09_art I looked at your beautiful artwork, and I can see where it could be challenging with a commission. Realism, and maybe a portrait! Most of us cannot agree on what is real to begin with. If you are an artist who can draw what you see, then share a sketch that will be almost there, say your art will be within 10% of that target. They need to sign it, or agree in writing in text or email. If not, try to fix it. If not be willing to walk away. I've had the customer from hell and I have paid my dues. It is our responsibility to not lose control of the sale. These people want to be your customer, help them have a great experience buying from you.
I was thinking the same thing about contracts? So do you interview the client? How long does that take? Thanks. I would never do it without a thorough investigation. THat way I don't have to think and worry so much through the process
@@joelhenry4643 Most of my commissions are after the client likes my work, but did not find the exact fit. My interview is simply finding the exact thing they are looking for by brainstorming with them. They may be hesitant because they don't know if you can make the art they want. You have to offer it. Then I send sketches of the future art, they pick the size. If I can, I get a photo of where they will hang, then I photoshop my sketch in place. Sometimes they just hold their phone in front of where they want the art to go. My contract spells out subject matter, size, materials, process, timing, and payments. I know how long it takes me, I give myself an extra week just in case. Deliver early, never make excuses. They will love you.
In my experience as an Artist. Whenever I try to make Artwork to sell it never works. When I just do my own thing art that just flows from me . They are the Artworks that people want.
I've also developed my own system of painting and I have absolutely no idea beforehand of what the outcome will be before I start . It's like an adventure.
The only time I ever sell work is if people specifically commission me to paint something they want. Very rarely does anyone actually buy something I created for myself. It sucks.
@@Fiveash-Art I think a Fifty Fifty approach might help you.
When you show your artwork. Show some of the ones you usually can sell but keep gradually introducing your more personal stuff.
There is an audience for everything you just have to find it.
It might be just one person who wants everything you produce.
So never give up.
Plus like I said whenever I make something to sell it doesn't sell .
So maybe try just showing your work without price tags and expectations of selling it. Hope you are successful.
@@johntaylor6211 I'm 50 years old .. Been doing it for a long time. I always show my personal work, and I always advertise my portrait commissions. I tend to get more responses and reactions from my personal work, but the phone calls come in for the portrait commissions. I show everything.. people seem to like looking at my surreal stuff .. but they don't want to buy it. Galleries reject it because it's too 'traditional' 😂 and people don't want to buy them because they're 'too weird'. At least that's what I've gathered over the years of doing this stuff. It's fine though, when I'm not painting people's kids, dogs and kitty cats, .. I can stew in my own goofy fantasies. I've sold a few on occasion .. I just wish I could sell more of them. They pile up .. I'd be happier if they were hanging on someone else's wall.
I have learned that I need to let what I'm creating become itself instead of me trying to force what I want that's where the fun and the adventure lives
Yes! So true!!
"if the money doesn't matter the art will be better" God wanted me to hear this!
Yes indeed.
Zeus wanted me to hear it, I have his favor, (cue lightning strike!)
I was born with the gift and money doesn’t drive me to draw. I do it daily effortlessly. I have so much artwork piled up it makes no sense but I never like posting my work.
@Myers You have the "edge" of a 15 year old. If only you had the looks.
If money didn't matter there would be no art (at least not like the way it is now). Sad but its true.
I've sold just over 100 original paintings nationwide..and one internationally.
(Small ones,but still..i find that a success in itself🤗)
That’s amazing, congratulations! 🎉 😀
Congratulations! What's your medium and style?
Please where can i sell mine?
I'm so proud of you 🤗🤗💖 !!! Congratulations!!!.
@@karlabritfeld7104 oil 🥰
3 minutes 33 seconds I'll never get back! 🤣 yes I know it's longer than that but too much talk... and how about we share more positive energy! Artists don't need to hear what they've always heard (you're not going to get rich painting, you're not going to make money doing that, artists can't make a living making art...etc).
Because...guess what...
YES you can!
YES. YOU can!!
YESSS...YOU ACTUALLY CAN!!!
Take your power back peeps! This is an incredible time to be alive! What you make and what you CREATE, NEEDS TO BE SHARED!!! The right people will come and the money will flow...just Believe that, Believe in your SELF and it will be done!
I believe in YOU! 🙏🏻
Now GO, make some good stuff!!! 😘 🎉🤗
yup
I need to hear that! Thanks.
This is good to hear. Thank you.
60 yrs old here - the whole thing about being an artist, and I am one too, is expanding yourself whether it's through your camera or your sculpture or your painting. But there's nothing wrong with expanding your business sense either!
You couldn’t have said it better my creative friend
To save people time with this video since it's just 90% filler talk, she says the highest ways to earn income are:
1.Online courses/webinars/coaching
2.Make a youtube channel
She then talks about youtube vlog ideas to make as an artist. You're welcome
Yes! I hope the chapters I added were helpful for skipping to the parts you wanted to ☺️ Thank you
Yep, exactly. Not as easy as it sounds. The audience is ARTISTS!!! Not educators, course creators, coaches, or vloggers! SMH. Can we just help artists be artists and do what they love?
Would have been nice if you provided time stamps…
Thank you!!! 🙏🏼
Blessed are the time savers! Thank you very much.
You knocked a lot of sense in me! Fave mo: "don't pretend u don't want to be a millionaire; u clicked on my video!"😂
Heres an advice for artist: find a partner who would run the business side, while you just focus on painting what you love and then commercial painting.
The mistake most people make is they try to do everything on there own, and i am so damn sure artist are very self motivated which means they would be very independent.
So find someone who understands the business side, while you just focus on the art side.
Yes, been looking for that for 55 years. Haven’t found it yet. Hope you do.
Bob Ross artist would disagree (:
It’s doable solo now more than ever. AI assistants exist, automation, etc
@renaissis can you use AI alone to write a high converting sales page? Build a funnel? Run and manage ads? You can't. This is why you need someone with expertise who has had success doing this or knows how to, then you either partner or you pay for the service. It makes your life easy.
Learn to think as a businessman, not solo all the time.
@@elorac321 😂
Artists are usually pretty reluctant to embrace business. It requires a different mindset. However, many artists want the freedom that making money provides, so you either embrace the mindset or continue to struggle. I think this is an excellent video. Much to consider. Great ideas. Thank you very much.
Business and art making are both creative processes.
No we artists aren't reluctant to anything, we just do not have the time to do the art of marketing! Marketing is a field that requires as much time as becoming a master in art! We only have one life not two! If we choose marketing our art becomes a cheap average product that is low quality art. Anyways AI will replace gallerists or anyone anyways because the public doesn't understand the value of the artists story behind the artworks. You will struggle no matter what you do because artists unlike doctors do not have unions so they do not even have legal power of any kind! Nobody protects all artists, only galleries protect the artists they represent who sell to wealthy millionaires. The idea she is selling here, is not a reality for most artists for a reason. Every day there are more teachers of art online and many do not make a penny! To compete in the market on you tube is as hard as competing anywhere else. I agree with her making videos, is the best shot but making great quality with real creativity that are substantial and that not only add value, but that people love to watch, is not a simple recipe! Stop saying artists do not want to work hard in the business area because that is exactly how they survive out of their own industry that is absolutely exclusive since the times of Michelangelo!
Well I'm a selling artist AND I love bussiness, but my stumbling block is being shy about showing my face. Huge stumbling cblock for an artist! So I only can make money in ways where noone sees me. :) Big hinderance! Hope to find more psychological info about artists getting rid of self-conciouss about your looks!
Dear Kayla, in my 67 years of age I hadn't heard, not seen a video so useful for artists before! There's still some gravity in people that don't let go their old ideas to open to new ones. I liked your video very much. I think there's so much to learn from your ideas and I'll be following you. Thank you! Gracias! Greetings from Mexico City!
This is such a helpful video. Thanks so much for sharing these great ideas with us!
Thanks for the shovel⛏️ 💐
não acho certo o discurso de que todos podem ser ricos e que acumular é bom.. - digo, é preciso pensar no sistema como um todo.. Por exemplo, se eu não estou achando ouro quando cavo e sei que não há nada lá, se vendo pás aos outros, sou um estelionatário apenas.. Mas se é possível encontrar o ouro e cada um ter a parte justa, então já me parece outra coisa, mas tbm depende de tanta coisa.., é complexa a distribuição das coisas na sociedade..
I am only starting selling my art recently but I started feeling all the pitfalls you discussed in the video. I searched for a video like this and almost cried listening to you affirming everything I have been feeling. It's not unfair for artists to expect financial freedom. Thanks so much for the tips ❤️
I’m so glad you could relate and you are not alone! 🥹 thank you for this comment.
But it's impossible.
I love your energy and sense of humor. Work smarter not harder.
Love it too!
Great video! I totally agree. I got tired of taking on commissions. It was too stressful. Having multiple streams of income is so important. Thanks for sharing!
Stumbled on this video. Your channel is going to take off. You’ve got charisma. Keep at it. 🎉
Ahh, thank you so much!! 🥺🤍
I 100% agreeee!!!
Yes, I Just Subscribed!
Um… really hate to bring this up buttttt, I’m going to curse here,…..Taxes. IRS.
OMG, "I grew up in a town with a high school where kids rode tractors to school." I literally spit out my drink. I feel you though, we didn't ride tractors, but most kids who were able to drive came in pick-ups with stuff like scrap metal and huge bags of feed in the back! Love it. You inspire.
Spent all my time painting things I cared nothing about when I started doing commission work. I started off as a Wildlife artist selling my art while I was still in high school, ended up painting pictures of houses, barns and old cars and doing portrait drawings. I got way to burnt out! That was almost 7 years ago. Now I do what I like to do, I have discovered new ways to keep my art exciting. I am considering her advice. I no-longer sell any of my work because I have been painting and creating art since the 1980s and had nothing but photos left to look back at. I spend most of my time exploring the arts, like statuary & sculpture, carving, mold making & casting and of course painting. I am 100% self-taught and I learn something new every day and that is truly what keeps me excited about the art. I regret never studying under one of the great wildlife artists by taking weeklong classes when they were offered. You Tube is the best place to get art knowledge if you do not want to take classes. I am now 60 and I really enjoy the arts more than ever.
Well in short young Lady, Mom and Artist Coach. I would like you on my Pinterest, even others interested. It's a Library, It's a World Show, it slowly grow. I learn a lot from all. And I prayed for all since I was 3 yrs, doing missions as well as learning all about our CREATOR who inspire us becoming HIS Jeweled Creative Crown Creation. So Repend of him who try to make us looser. I found the MORE I know Our Creator, and HIS WORD and love others and myself like HE does. THE more creative and the better me I become. And HE as PROVIDOR brought people to us. HE Gave only what we can handle. He do not feed greed, selfishness, pride or any type of lust. HE. Is THE Most awesome Personal Coach, Master Artist. Laughing at those who think they and that 7 headed dragon can out smart HIM what a challenge painting the Revealed Revelation, The mysteries that was hidden for 6,000 yrs. What a challenge for some. I am now 73 yrs. With 3-4 generations of artists. Musicians at least 6.
Me too! I went to college as an art major in the early eighties and then turned around and got into the medical sciences and that's where my focus remains. But I would still paint. And people liked my work and I would sell it all the time and back then we had no way to really record our art digitally like we can today and that's where I think I want to pick up my paint brushes again, I can make the original and from there I have options, digital options!
Back in the day I lived on a dairy farm, and when we had a cow passed away we would you know just drag it out to a canyon in one of our pastures. My husband and I would go out there on a four-wheeler and find skulls, I would take them home and clean them and get the gesso them and start painting and I would sell those skulls 17:17 for $300 a piece, I had a horseshoeing client who gave me a raccoon skull she found in a sandbar in a river on her property and we cleaned that up and painted it and it went to an art show and got honorable mention and it sold for around $100 it was matted and framed to believe it or not - I'm interested in abstract art now, and I want to learn how to use an airbrush, liquid acrylic paint and tape - that would be the latest new frontier for me!
Your videos are ALWAYS so helpful and filled with inspirational ideas. I appreciate You! And yes... 'passive income' is definitely where it's at. Like you said... there is only 1 of us and we can only be stretched just soooo thin. LOL Have a FABULOUS Holiday Season, Kayla!
Thank you so much, I’m glad you like them ☺️ Happy holidays!!
You're so eloquent and this video is full of such great insight!! Thank you for sharing
Ahh thank you so much! 🥰 I really appreciate that feedback.
The issue I see with this is that it simply perpetuates the current broken paradigm. This is great if you want to sell your soul for a buck and be like everybody else. Otherwise, take the potential loss in revenue and do it the right way: Be a real artist and try to get more actual art into the world.
I'm in the music production world and the same thing applies there: More people trying to sell you courses and clicks/likes on YT than they are putting out great music into the world.
I don't knock anybody who prefers capitalism over artistry. I just don't encourage it. Money should never be the reason that people do anything meaningful.
@@SomebodyPickaName you’re missing the entire point. Nothing she’s saying requires you to choose between art and money. The entire point is that you can make more money EASIER while still creating the same art you would have regardless. I don’t see why people are offended by that, other than people don’t like being called out for doing the same things repeatedly like commissions and trying to sell paintings online, which as she said, very rarely is stable.
@@ninja_tony Yeah but on the other side of the coin, I don't like the whole "Sell the shovel" talk, that's how you end up getting those bullshit courses that talk big about "how much you 'can make' doing [thing]" that end up painting (ha!) a lopsided view of how things are or play out.
...kinda like here where she goes on and on about how much you "could make" from TH-cam vids but there's not substance to back it up, just a "trust me bro".
exactly
>How to get rich as an artist
>Step 1: stop making art
It's so obvious how did i not see this
😅😅kinda funny, but in a way she's 100% correct!
.... and become a YTer who isnt an expert in arts but teaches people art.
Kayla, you’re absolutely lovely to listen to, and very clever in all your ideas! I enjoy your approach & supportive attitude! 🥰 Your light is brighter than the haters that decided to comment. 😉 Please never take them seriously, and always keep that marvelous energy! We need more people like you creating helpful content like this! May you be showered in wealth yourself! 🖤 Much love! 🤘🏻PS: Watch till the end, her advice is golden!
Oh, and you’ve got a new subscriber. 😁
Some people are just not willing to accept help. They just want to dump on someone who is not trying to sell you anything, not trying to get you to buy their book, they just genuinely want to help others succeed!
I am amazeddddd gurll by the way you think and talking about negative connotations, that really helped me.That was a great support from an elder sister ❤
I would be seriously grateful if you would like to purchase some artworks and collage works.❤
Very good video. Thak you. I think your presentation style is excellent❤
I've never met your grandma 😂 I love it. Kayla! Enjoyed your video, Great Advice!! 💖🤗
Wishing you success... great video!
Thank you for this video. And I would say to ignore all the negative comments complaining, because some people just don’t like hearing the truth. I almost didn’t watch this because these types of videos USUALLY are clickbait, but yours was the exception. It really is amazing to me how many people think they can make a stable living selling paintings, doing commissions, etc., and you not only called that out but explained how to follow a better path that will enable people to make their art and make a good living at the same time.
I do watercolor tutorials on my TH-cam channel. but despite years of experience teaching in schools and colleges and selling hundreds of paintings. The TH-cam algorithm ignores me. They say if you keep plugging away for a year or two you may take off. To be honest I'm not prepared to waste that amount of time .
All good points. Sounds like some of the best ways to make money creating art, is to educate others doing TH-cam content or creating online courses. Doing 1 on 1 client custom paintings can add some extra revenue, but this can be inconsistent. Etsy might be a good way to sell artwork as prints or digital downloads, or original custom work, but again only volume sales work to make it a full time income. I think an artist these days needs multiple revenue streams, including perhaps gallery showings for original art, or a deal with a local gallery to split the sale prices. However, a successful TH-cam channel and selling online courses might be all a person needs for a full-time income teaching art, along with affiliate income recommending art supplies on Amazon linked to the channel. Once a channel is monetized, Amazon will pay 4% for linked sales from a channel.
The most important part of art making is coming to grips with why we do it. Children draw to impress their moms with how much they've learned already. Our ancestors decorated the walls of caves with amazing representations of hunted animals as far as can be from the art market. Selling art is not about art making, but about trying to monetize the outcome of an internal process. Art making on its own is about a reason for living. A reason for living is not marketable. Products people want are. - It took me half a century to understand that secret. 😉
OMG that stock woman pretending to paint was HILARIOUS!!!!!!!!
These are all good ideas ! You cracked me up with “ I look like a founding father !!! Great delivery !
Thank you for sharing your experience! As a fellow artist trying to make there way in the world, I'm just wond, how long did it take for your videos to be monetised?
You’re so welcome! It took me about 1 year 8 months for me to get monetized ☺️ it really depends on the creator though!
I do commission paintings. But only landscapes of their favorite places. I get to choose composition, I let them have slight control over time of day and theme like sunset painting or snowy landscape.
Thank you for making this video. I really enjoyed watching it. I need to watch it again🌟
Kayla, this is absolutely fantastic! Worth watching all the way to the end. I appreciate all your wisdom, and your list at the end. Also, congratulations on getting monetized!! You are brilliant on screen. 💖
Thanks ! Where can I find this magical TH-cam you speak of ?
This is a marketing channel, not a paint channel.......................
Yeah,but trained artists have to think about marketing
You definitely have to know marketing yourself, you want to be a professional, I was of the same thinking otherwise you can expect no one to actually care and to be lost in the algorithm
Hey Girl ! Stumbled Upon Your Video On My Recommended Feed. I Knew This Was The Video I Needed Because Of Your Thumbnail However Once You Said You DON'T DO Custom Work I Knew You Was My Girl Because I Refuse To Do Custom Work Either ! Thank You For Restoring My Faith In Making Money As An Artist !
Haha I’m so glad you can relate! I’m done selling my soul for custom pieces ✨ You’re welcome and thank you!
I love it when people reach out to me for custom work. I find it to be a compliment. I just don't like actually doing it. If that makes sense.
I mean I like when I walk into the local cafe and someone greets me as his favorite artist and asks me to sit down because he wants something from me and we stike up a good conversation.
The difficult part is when its just me staring at a blank canvas hoping I can do it without disappointing someone. I hate that part. Then the stress to have it done in time. Its a love hate thing.❤😢
I actually love custom art only because I love their reactions when I’m done hehe! 🤣🤣it’s my favorite part! It’s personalized. However, I understand where you are coming from!
hahah😂 this is genuinely hilarious
Thank you for this content. I am excited to do a time-lapse video of something I create! May God continue to bless and keep you!!😊
Kayla , Hey girl. Listen i dont know if you know the lord or not. But can i just be the first to say that you are God sent to me. He is answering my prayer through this simple video you made. I have been debating back and forth about starting a TH-cam channel for various reason, some you have mentioned. But from what you have just said i believes that you just a gave me a steping stone to an amazing adventure the lord is about to take me into. Listening to your mesaage i think the over all idea I got is that, TH-cam is a great place to share your life journey that you believe will encourage others. So thank you. May the bless you. I will definitely send a Shout out to you once I start off.😊🎉🎉
Thank you for this video!! I really needed it. As an artist, it can be difficult, especially when you don't have connections or know others. I sometimes feel just trapped in a bubble, always researching how to get my art out there, posting here on TH-cam, and other platforms, creating my own shop, etc. Then once I put it out, it's crickets. It sucks, but at the end of the day I love what I do and I keep doing it. I know that one day, it will all pay off for me so I just keep going. I've learned some new things from your video that I shall give a try. Thank you.
I gotta ask, because the social media economy is getting pretty saturated, are you making that kind of money? Like... How long did it take?
I have never sold one of my pieces. I just created for self care. And would not know where to start to begin if I wanted to sell them
Seriously? Don't create art, but be a teacher or coach??? (Selling online courses) Or having a YT channel...😓
UGH, ugh, ugh!!
Which true artist would want to do that??? Plus, that stuff eats up most of your time, and energy too!!! It's not passive money!! Just like real estate. One always needs to be on the job...
I don't like those tips. But, maybe some do.
I didn’t say not to create Art, just monetize the process (which is the most enjoyable part for me) ☺️ Now I just paint what I love, and film the process for TH-cam!
@@KaylaCarlileArt
Thanks for your reply, Kayla. Ok, for monetizing, but you don't monetize your art. You work jobs, (YT channel, and sell courses...ok, kind of in the field but not really) and paint on the side, really. If that satisfies you, that's great. It wouldn't me. Because tjat takes up at least 75% of thectime and energy if not more! Any kind of psy the bills job does that.
By the title I just thought we could really find ways to monetize our art in a direct way!
I'd prefer to teach in art schools, and such, if I wanted to teach. Which I don't anymore. Having a YT channel, I don't know... All this virtual stuff gets to me a lot... We are on our scteens way more than face to face, with people. And, that's a big problem nowadays.
Anyway, good luck to you! And, glad you could make so much money off those jobs! I wosh I too can find a satisfying way to earn big cash! 🙏
Have a nice day.
@@cutechiangels Great comment
@@joelhenry4643 it’s an awful comment, what are you talking about? It’s not their fault, but they clearly don’t know what they are talking about, especially since they are against teaching on TH-cam but then turn around and say they would be happy teaching in an art school. It’s literally the same thing.
I love this and I love your friendly, down to earth, positive vibes. Def something to think about.
Thank you so much, I appreciate this :)
Thank You so much Kayla 😊
I'm so blessed meeting you here. You've passed the stage I'm now going through🎉 You're my newest mentor 😊👍🎉 I Subscribed
Thank you very much Kayla for all those wonderful tips. ❤
What light and stand equipment do you recommend ? I am trying to start out as an artist / illustrator and crochet and crafts
It’s my first time watching your channel. I have been having trouble this couple months, on trying to learn how to sale my art. And just todaye as I was waking up inn the morning to go to work .i told my self i really have to figure this out because there no other option. I don’t want to be stuck as nurse the rest of my life. I don’t want ppl telling me what time to take my lunch. I want to be my own boss. Have time to enjoy life. Not being stock at a hospital.
I just want to say thank for taking your time. For the ideas and information. You actually bust up my confidence that I was lacking.
Once again thank you.
6:44 “I look like a founding father” 😂
At 2:51 where is the article or survey to back up the 99% number cited? Or was that number cited as a fact actually a verbal hyperbole?
Thank you for sharing this video, very informative🥰❤️
Thank you! I came looking for ideas on how to make money on art and you totally delivered! 🙏🏼💕
Lovely video, very helpful. I love your sense of humor! I consider myself an artist, though, I haven't drawn in a while. When I was younger, drawing (usually in ink) was my absolute obsession! I went through stacks of paper, weekly. I sold handmade greeting cards, and did custom art & poetry for people. As a child, I also did other craft work, like sewing & jewelry repair. Sometimes, I got paid like, $300 in a single weekend, which, for a kid, made me feel like I was rolling in moolah!! My money disappeared quickly, though as my family was often strapped for cash. As an adult, I make jewelry for sale in my Etsy Shop. I love making jewelry, but hate the business side of things. It's just not in my wheel house at all. So, for me, the shine has worn off of selling jewelry. My latest obsession is writing, especially songwriting, which I've been doing since 2010. And THAT is where I found inspiration in your video. Weird, right?! I think it's applicable, though. I could do songwriting classes, videos, etc. I don't have a great voice or play an instrument, and even for those who do, many musical/vocal artists don't make tons of money. Additional income streams are always welcome! I'm no songwriting expert, surely, but, if sharing my story and lyrical journey with someone else would help them... AND help me pay the bills, I don't really see a downside.
Thank you needed that talk!❤
Your video is awesome! Thank you for this content, I am literally at the very beginning stages of doing everything you mentioned here in this video, but you have both reinforced things. I know I need to do, and suggested things that I need to be doing that I didn't think of. I've put 4 videos out and I'm trying to produce at least one video every two weeks to start with. I'm very shy on the camera, but I believe in myself and I really think that I can do something here. Wish me luck! And I'm so happy for your success.
Kayla, I love custom digital work. Have Bay Photos print and dropship the work.
"I look like a founding father"
I'm dying!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your video made me cheer up. Thanks
I paint sometimes but I have never sold my paintings. I do however make jewelry and I do enjoy custom orders for that.
I've Made 60k creating murals in Switzerland! Then made another 25k creating an exclusive NFT collection that debuted in Paris, France. It's possible to be successful as an artist. Takes time, keep going!!
Do you have a business email?
Saw this immediately after finishing a watercolor tutorial. Good to know I'm on the right track!
I love doing commissions because it’s something unique for the client.Good points though.
There is a way to increase the ceiling when doing events.
There are two steps.
1) multiple calls to action. Examples; one night only, private party, open bar, great food, raffle to win a print, happy bucks (free gift card only good for one night) discounts and on and on. Have at least 5 calls to action. Ask yourself if one of your offers would get you off the couch?
2) Marketing the event. Same thing at least 5 ways. Text message, emails, phone calls, post card with the calls to action. Sign up book, in store signs private invitation and so on.
Doing there's things changed my events from doing $30k that night to $100k or more.
Don't be afraid to give.
That was such a good video I'm gonna watch another one of yours right now ✨🥀😊 Thank you!!
This is absolute GOLD! 🥇 Thank you! 🙏🧡
Wow Kayla you got a lot of unappreciative comments here, I like how you didn’t bother to delete them. Must be too busy making money while you sleep. ;-) These negative commenters are not your target audience, but they helped you out anyway by boosting you in the algorithm :-) I found your ideas so well thought out that I took notes, and stayed til the end. Nice video.
Seriously, so many people are ignorant and hateful, and don’t even understand that they had valuable information right in front of their face that they chose to ignore and whine about.
Agreed 👏 Thank you!
Very fun and informative video! Thank you so much for sharing with us. Do you have any particular platforms you enjoy for teaching online classes? I've been looking into many different options, but so far TH-cam seems the easiest to me ;)💕
Thanks for sharing all of the content ideas. You've been a huge help.
Thank you sooooo much for this. You pinpointed things I thought about doing over the years but never followed through because the amount of work painting/shipping/taking and posting was not equal to the money I would or could possibly make. Your ideas made me focus on the talents I have that come easy and leading with those. You are great and I appreciate you so mich
Kayla! This was gold! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Thank you so much for making this video ❤
❤ Very Lovely and kind Thank you ❤
10:33 Talking about selling the shovel while actually selling the shovel LoL
Good for you tho
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏 3:51
Thank you for the advice Kayla👍❤
Thank you Kayla for all the ideias. 😃
Really cool and interesting ideas! I started my TH-cam channel last month with a 30 vídeos in 30 days and I'm having a really great time doing and posting art videos! And I'm getting more confident and improving my art skill, it's amazing. It's just the beginning I will think about other alternatives to profit my art.
Thank you!
I love your videos kayla! Thank you! 🥰
You’re so welcome, thank you 🥹
this is all the same song and dance....while everyone piggybacks on others video ....
Amazing video. This was really informative from someone who is further down the path than many clicking on this video. I appreciate the authentic no BS approach. LOVE THIS!
Thank you for this video, my mom does beautiful paintings but has struggled to sell her art. Will definitely show her your video😊
Thanks for the advice and inspiration. I really appreciate that. 🙏
I absolutely LOVE this video! I love your energy and sense of humor! Fun and informative video! KUDOS!🥰
Can you explain to me how to get money by shipping art through post office where and how do you get the money from your customers?
One necessary thing which art people missing...business knowledge and time they have to devote for their well being... this video opening window for stability for Very Special and Gifted People...for me Only Gifted People are Rich❤❤❤❤
You are beautiful and amazing!! Thanks for your art ❤
I personally love your videos! Thanks for sharing your real self and successes. So refreshing:)
I have painting from Singapore year 1974. I want to sell but i dont know how. Please kindly suggest me. Thanks
Terrific, useful video! Thank you ❤
You’re lovely to watch. Great to hear your advice.
Great video! I like your energy and enthusiasm.
Since you mentioned the Klondike and the shovel… there is an excellent book called “The Klondike” by Pierre Berton. In this book, the author talks about “mining the miner”, where in fact, those who got rich during the gold rush, were the merchants and service providers, not the gold prospectors. Your mentioning simply reminded me of this book :)