Hope you enjoyed the video guys! This video really only scratches the surface of understanding niches. I'd love to teach you guys a bit more, so leave a comment below if you're interested in a video that does a deeper dive into the topic, or let me know what other topics you want to hear about!
it’s crazy how when you first started this series about helpful advice for artists I had basically no followers or audience now I have almost 9k combined on my instagram and tiktok with a really supportive audience 😭
This video led me to an epiphany so I'd like to share. I've been looking into starting a business making electronic musical instruments (synthesizers), because that's something I'm extremely passionate and knowledgeable about. Obviously, I knew my target audience is going to be people who are into making electronic music. What I've now I realized, though, is that in reality what I want to make is WAY more specific than that. My products are specifically for experienced sound designers who are interested in analog devices (and ones that feel good to play live) but are unsatisfied with the limitations those devices currently impose. I realized this because that's exactly my situation that inspired me to invent my designs in the first place.
Very cool man your experience in the field and your possible connections with other reputable sound designers will really help you create a great product!
I've always been thinking of starting an art blog. I think I would get more traffic from a TH-cam and/or TikTok channel but I want a platform specifically for myself with no restrictions or limitations to what I want. With that being said, I've always thought of my niche being manga/anime but that seems to be a pretty convoluted subject on it's own n hard to catch up with all trends as a solo creator n what not. Therefore, I've been thinking of looking towards a seinen or psychological manga considering it's one of my favorite genres to read in comic format. Then I get worried cuz they're manga series that don't fit that niche that I would really like to talk about as well like Adventure n all. Overall, I think I should just suck it up n start with one genre as advised in the video
I literally take down notes. This helps me to answer all of my questions about buiding a particular niche as an artist and to serve particular audience. Thanks for the great video 👍
Wow, thank you for all of your art business videos! These have been the most helpful videos I’ve found, and I’m always excited to apply them to my work, I’ll even go through and watch them multiple times. 😂 Thank you, you may not respond, but my hope is you see this! 💖
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these are the steps I used to establish my Patreon :) Good show
Great video. I'm glad to see more and more artists and creators are being educated about Marketing. Dan Kennedy, Jay Abraham and Gary Halbert are great starting points.
My problem is animation for me I see it being profitable later when I can get on a team or afford a team, but I don't have the time to make my animated tales the niche for me now. So in the mean time while I am in school to improve I'm painting and selling paintings, drawing and trying to get eyes on my ideas.
What would you say to some new who would think of having multiple neiches? For eg: your coloring book appeals to substance painter users and can also appeal to those trying to get into Anime/stylyzed rendering , game desighn or the texturing workflow. Would you say that somone should purpousely go after multi neiching or just focous on one and let the gradual one come naturally? (I'll re iterate the question if u need more explination)
for me it's just too hard to stay on 1 type, I like to do arch-viz, env art, props, and everything which makes the likes very fluctuating and it's hard to find work because of this cause the portfolio for 1 type isn't big enough for someone to hire me. maybe by 2022, I will find the field I want to stick to.
Hey Stylized Station... Do you think you could cover how you got your website for selling courses up and running? And pros and cons of doing that over going with Gumroad or Udemy?
Everyone watching this video is looking for direction and a way to ignite a spark , for those of you who eventually find it, please share , perspective helps others and good karma usually comes back to you.
I always loved Psychology, Dark Stories, Sci Fi, and Visual Art. So I'm making my own series emcompassing all that. And hopefully making the world a better place from the lessons people will be able to get from it. :)
Hi guys, unity or unreal engine. Which one is better? And what are the strengths and weaknesses of each engine? What games is unity suitable for? What games is unreal engine suitable for?
@@JdotCarver I really don't know English and don't have much time to watch them either. Both engines have their own strengths and weaknesses but I'm not expert enough to know which is better I'm just a newbie and need an engine to get started
the only people i can think of who can use my skills is some studios, i.e. me being an employe or freelancer, i just cannot think about my art as some kind of a product
A famous book (zero to one) I believe, written by co founder of Tesla and paypal say the same thing in like 200 pages , calculation and sh*t 😂 Keep up with the great work you doing .
@@JdotCarver the fear is to waste far too much time, ending up broke trying and nor esults, with barely sparse money to afford rent and still not finding out if you are good enough or if you found your niche, the world wont stop moving far too fast for me, rn i cant sut do fail try again, i need to be good on day one, is what the world is asking me to do, and i cant, no matter how much effort i put, im still meh, but progressing slowling on digital art, but my family is expecting me to get a job the moment i finish school in june 2022, i m at the lost right now friend
![POLYCAT - ข้อความรูปยิ้ม :) [Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lBhIgPGCgbI/mqdefault.jpg)
Hope you enjoyed the video guys! This video really only scratches the surface of understanding niches. I'd love to teach you guys a bit more, so leave a comment below if you're interested in a video that does a deeper dive into the topic, or let me know what other topics you want to hear about!
it’s crazy how when you first started this series about helpful advice for artists I had basically no followers or audience now I have almost 9k combined on my instagram and tiktok with a really supportive audience 😭
Thats so amazing Randi! Don't forget about us when you hit 100k ;)
Hi randi, how is it going now for you?
Stylized station, can you tell me the music used here please ? Thanks
This video led me to an epiphany so I'd like to share.
I've been looking into starting a business making electronic musical instruments (synthesizers), because that's something I'm extremely passionate and knowledgeable about. Obviously, I knew my target audience is going to be people who are into making electronic music. What I've now I realized, though, is that in reality what I want to make is WAY more specific than that. My products are specifically for experienced sound designers who are interested in analog devices (and ones that feel good to play live) but are unsatisfied with the limitations those devices currently impose. I realized this because that's exactly my situation that inspired me to invent my designs in the first place.
Great !
Sounds like a good niche to me... I'd love to see what you come up with.
Very cool man your experience in the field and your possible connections with other reputable sound designers will really help you create a great product!
That's so great!
this series is full of values, thanks ;)
Thats all that matters! Glad the videos are helping people.
Thank you for important ideas!
But can you make volume of music lower in next your videos?
I have watched this long time ago, but it's showing up in the video suggestion again, I love this video as a reminder for me
I've always been thinking of starting an art blog. I think I would get more traffic from a TH-cam and/or TikTok channel but I want a platform specifically for myself with no restrictions or limitations to what I want.
With that being said, I've always thought of my niche being manga/anime but that seems to be a pretty convoluted subject on it's own n hard to catch up with all trends as a solo creator n what not.
Therefore, I've been thinking of looking towards a seinen or psychological manga considering it's one of my favorite genres to read in comic format. Then I get worried cuz they're manga series that don't fit that niche that I would really like to talk about as well like Adventure n all.
Overall, I think I should just suck it up n start with one genre as advised in the video
Oh my god! I was just watching another one of your videos for motivation and here’s a brand spanking new one! I’m so excited! Thank you!!!
Yesssssss. Enjoy!! We put a lot of effort into this one.
I literally take down notes. This helps me to answer all of my questions about buiding a particular niche as an artist and to serve particular audience. Thanks for the great video 👍
the umbrella fact shocked me
Wow, thank you for all of your art business videos! These have been the most helpful videos I’ve found, and I’m always excited to apply them to my work, I’ll even go through and watch them multiple times. 😂 Thank you, you may not respond, but my hope is you see this! 💖
these are the steps I used to establish my Patreon :) Good show
Great video. I'm glad to see more and more artists and creators are being educated about Marketing. Dan Kennedy, Jay Abraham and Gary Halbert are great starting points.
You are the best , so much motivation and positivity from your vids , thank you
My problem is animation for me I see it being profitable later when I can get on a team or afford a team, but I don't have the time to make my animated tales the niche for me now. So in the mean time while I am in school to improve I'm painting and selling paintings, drawing and trying to get eyes on my ideas.
What would you say to some new who would think of having multiple neiches? For eg: your coloring book appeals to substance painter users and can also appeal to those trying to get into Anime/stylyzed rendering , game desighn or the texturing workflow. Would you say that somone should purpousely go after multi neiching or just focous on one and let the gradual one come naturally? (I'll re iterate the question if u need more explination)
Always focus on one at first. Once you've dominated that niche and become 'the guy' for that niche, then you can think about expanding.
for me it's just too hard to stay on 1 type, I like to do arch-viz, env art, props, and everything which makes the likes very fluctuating and it's hard to find work because of this cause the portfolio for 1 type isn't big enough for someone to hire me. maybe by 2022, I will find the field I want to stick to.
I'm sure small studios that need an Environment Artist for a realistic Art style would need exactly your skill set.
Shot my first 3D tutorial last saturday and made my first sale the day after : - ) !!!!! ty!
Pls make a vid on how to sell art as a graphite artist
this is super helpful thanks
Hey Stylized Station... Do you think you could cover how you got your website for selling courses up and running? And pros and cons of doing that over going with Gumroad or Udemy?
generalist or specialist?, i just like doing generalist 3d stuff.
Just what I needed!!!😃
Hey, can you do a video on how to get art sponsorship on TH-cam. Would also like to learn more about the topics presented in this video.
Thank you! I love your videos, but the music is too loud; it distracts and sometimes even competes with the volume and tone of your voice.
thank you for your video, it answers exactly the questions I am asking myself right now...through new questions. it's paradoxical ^^'
0:00 Someone please tell me the music,thank you.
Everyone watching this video is looking for direction and a way to ignite a spark , for those of you who eventually find it, please share , perspective helps others and good karma usually comes back to you.
I always loved Psychology, Dark Stories, Sci Fi, and Visual Art. So I'm making my own series emcompassing all that. And hopefully making the world a better place from the lessons people will be able to get from it. :)
Yes to a point, otherwise known as USP's.
Whats the name of the song that starts playing at 13:42? Such a cool piano tune
Your channel’s getting the bell, you’re insane.
Who did the toad on the orb 3D rendering?
Hi guys, unity or unreal engine. Which one is better? And what are the strengths and weaknesses of each engine? What games is unity suitable for? What games is unreal engine suitable for?
... He did videos on them.
If you can't do your own research and expect knowledge to pour from TH-cam comments you ain't going far.
@@JdotCarver I really don't know English and don't have much time to watch them either. Both engines have their own strengths and weaknesses but I'm not expert enough to know which is better I'm just a newbie and need an engine to get started
amazing content as always. Hey, can i get your course on udemy? because i cannot access your website, due to country restrictions..
the only people i can think of who can use my skills is some studios, i.e. me being an employe or freelancer, i just cannot think about my art as some kind of a product
@@EddieJrDigiarts damn, that is a bad niche
Thanks so much for all your hard work and demystifying being an artist entrepreneur
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Thank you fo reading
Great vid
A famous book (zero to one) I believe, written by co founder of Tesla and paypal say the same thing in like 200 pages , calculation and sh*t 😂
Keep up with the great work you doing .
Good video
The art from the video cover photo, where is it from?
Link is always in the description :)
@@nicolobacialli1303 Thank you, sorry for missing it :)
I want do do Every subjects and themes :(
Start a podcast man!. Save time on video editing
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Holy shit, I love your editor.
the problem is i dont know what am i good at, so who im gonna find the niche if i havent been able to see what am i good at
Do.
If Fail -> Try again.
If still fail and getting bored -> Move to next interest.
You can't expect someone else to know you more than yourself.
@@JdotCarver the fear is to waste far too much time, ending up broke trying and nor esults, with barely sparse money to afford rent and still not finding out if you are good enough or if you found your niche, the world wont stop moving far too fast for me, rn i cant sut do fail try again, i need to be good on day one, is what the world is asking me to do, and i cant, no matter how much effort i put, im still meh, but progressing slowling on digital art, but my family is expecting me to get a job the moment i finish school in june 2022, i m at the lost right now friend
there is special support and workshops to help you find your strengths. it depends in which country you are if it gets offered there.
and yes sometimes we need to bite through shitty jobs until we can be freelancers.
@@keroki932 if i can work in illustration that would be the ideal, i just dont know if my style can get me a job in there
My niche is the only profitable one!
@@EddieJrDigiarts Yes there is and I will tell you if you donate some bamboo.
Gottem.
1. Focus on a specific audience
find el grupo Niche
Great video, as per usual... but man I gotta give props to your editor... they're a proper comedian >
I think I found my niche
chino
These videos feel good to watch, but I don't see any substance, like a proper steps or guidance. Just general advice that's been in YT forever
Very groovy rendition of megalovania lol
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