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REMINDER // Q&A session in three hours
🕑 Added 2023-08-26 14:08:52 +0000 UTCHello lovely flame patrons! This is a reminder to let you know that I'm doing this month's Q&A session in about three hours, at 7pm CEST. I will be streaming directly into the discord server as always (check out this resource if you're not sure how to get into the server)! It would be great if you can join, but don't worry if you can't - as always it will be recorded and uploaded here for later viewing! Hope to see some of you there!
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Loish
Hi Lewis! That's a really interesting topic but I don't know that much about it unfortunately. That's because I haven't really dabbled in that side of art monetization myself. I do know that some artists make really unique collectible prints, and sometimes turn them into one of a kind collector's items by embellishing them with gold leaf, or customizing them in some other way. I know that James Jean does some interesting stuff with digital prints, and I also know that JAW Cooper creates interesting print runs as well. But I think that's all I really know about the subject. It is definitely a possible to to market your digital art in a more traditional way by doing gallery shows and creating unique prints!
Louis Klein
Hi Loish, I’m new here and a day late to join your Q&A but I do have a question that I don’t ever see digital artists discuss. I’d be interested in knowing more about how to monetize digital art in a more traditional setting. I know many people draw a distinction between the two and say digital art is more of a business for game developers and such but I don’t buy that. In the art world more prints sell then originals so there must be room for digitally made art if done correctly and by that I mean maintaining a traditional look and feeling and printing on high quality canvas/paper. I’d love to hear your thoughts on this and what others that do this successfully do and how they do it. If you ever get the time to go into your thoughts on this in detail it would be appreciated.
