Hey /biz/ young artist here. How do I go about monetizing my

>>1413100
you can start by watermarketing it

>>1413100
1) Be incredibly skilled and make beautiful art with wide appeal and market the hell out of it. Seeing pic this is not going to happen.
2) go to art school and build a social network of kikes who will sell your stuff no matter what you make.

Remember kids modern art is a scam.

I have a question for /biz/ of my own:
Which site is good for Dafen Village painting? I want one in Degas style for my gf.

draw furry pr0n for quick profits

>>1413124
good idea

>>1413100
Make prints.
As exciting as interactive, digital and internet art is the only way to actually make a living out of it remains to have a tangible thing you can sell.

>>1413127
This guy is mostly right, remember Hirst and Warhol, yes even Picasso and Dali are just experts at branding. Why is it the Australian government paid 17 million decades ago for a giant canvas of splotches? Because the art market doesn't give a shit about aesthetic skill, in fact we can thank the misinterpretation of Dadism for giving us a century of "ugly and shit is better than talented"
That's why a hack like Pollack could thrive.

So: build a brand, sell collectibles. Get famous, make a fortune off both licences reproductions and one-off collectibles.

Oh, also be sure to have a few "iconic" images which are very gestalt, maybe spray paint them around your city to increase the recognition Banksy style.