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by Anonymous on January 5th, 2009
if you are a true artist, you don't make your art for money... you do it because, like breathing, YOU MUST!!!
by Nick on January 6th, 2009
I agree 100% to Anonymous. Any serious artist makes art because he could not do something else. Yet, it is important to think about the possibility of making a life out of it, and that includes selling art. It is necessary, too. Many practising artists I know are definitely scared about their economic situation, and many are forced to work in "regular" jobs to make a living, but that does not stop them from making art.
by ArtUndiscovered on February 9th, 2010
The great thing about art is that what one person thinks is awful another thinks its genious. Have no fear when it comes to your art, your art is an extension of yourself. If you do take a go and start creating there are ways to test how other people feel about it, you can advertise your art on our site www.artundiscovered.com and if it sells it sells if it dont you wont loose anything by trying. Id love to see your work when you do try, I absolutly love new and undiscovered artists. Take a look at my site www.artundiscovered.com its full of art from people that have just started out and they are so unique to each artist.
Good luck my friend and remember have no fear hehe
Samantha :)
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by Marguerite on July 26th, 2010
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Did you know that most of today's top art collectors collect contemporary art?
by Marguerite on July 26th, 2010
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Where or how can I sell my web graphics if I am a 16 years old?
by Myles_L on August 21st, 2010
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What methods are available for art criticism?
by Marguerite on January 9th, 2012
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Where can I sell my handmade items online without having to pay upfront to list them? (I don't mind paying a commission if it sells)
by Anonymous on September 7th, 2010
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You're reading If you were thinking of becoming an artist would you actually feel scared because you fear that none of your art work will ever get sold?
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