Fine Art America and Pixels redirects its advertising from sellers to buyers.
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I might have to consult the Magic Eight Ball for this one! “Definitely Maybe” it says. Not very helpful. Let me ask again. “Oh great…
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Every successful artist has a completely different path to success. Most unsuccessful artists on the other hand all share the same path – the path…
Comments closedArtists worry a lot of about getting paid from online print on demand sites like Fine Art America. And rightly so! After all they are…
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I noticed a popular keyword leading to my blogs was “which is more popular Fine Art America or Pixels“, I’ll take a stab at answering…
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Comments closedSelling shovels to miners – Who made the most money in the gold rushes of the old west? The guys who clawed at the rock…
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Recently sold framed art prints, coffee mugs, cell phone cases, wood prints, framed art and more from the portfolio of Edward Fielding.
Comments closedThere is a disproportionate distribution of wealth because we do not have a huge bulk of buyers relative to artists. There are some artists who are making an enormous amount of money and some who are making relatively little money.
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