Redbubble vs. Fineartamerica (only these 2 sites)
May 17, 2013 · Home › Forums › The Art Business Center › General Art Business › Internet Sales Strategies › Redbubble vs. Fineartamerica (only these 2 sites) This topic has 45 replies, 16 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 6 months ago by Keith Russell .
Compare selling on Zazzle vs. Fine Art America?
Mar 25, 2013 · I sell on both, and maintain four Zazzle stores. Overall, FAA is miles easier to use and navigate. Also, because of FAA’s focus on Fine Art Prints (archival quality), plus acrylic face-mounts and aluminum prints, my prices (and profits) are significantly higher there.
Red Bubble, Zazzle, Fine Art America compare these for sales?
Jun 11, 2014 · I wrote an entire blog post about Fine Art America, Red Bubble and Zazzle, as they were my top 3 sites for selling online. I hope you find it informative! My Top 3 Online Shops
How does Fine Art America work? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
Jul 18, 2014 · I am researching sites I might use to sell prints of my work. Having just looked through the Redbubble vs Zazzle vs Fine Art America thread. I had a look at the all the sites and as I do small still lives (generally 4 x 6 inches) Fine Art America looks like my best bet. My difficulty is working out how they make any money.
Problem with images in Fine Art America
Nov 8, 2008 · In this particular case the image was of a pastel on coarse paper so the edges were not crisp to start with. I querried the honcho at Fine art america to see if the problem was that my original painting was a 12 by 16 inch and it was being blownup too much. He said that a 4 by 4 inch could be blown up to billboard size if properly photographed.
Photo quality problem on Fine Art America
Nov 7, 2008 · In this particular case the image was of a pastel on coarse paper so the edges were not crisp to start with. I querried the honcho at Fine art america to see if the problem was that my original painting was a 12 by 16 inch and it was being blowup too much. He said that a 4 by 4 inch could be blown up to billboard size if properly photographed.
Has Anyone Used Fine Art America? - WetCanvas: Online Living …
Sep 17, 2017 · Anyone who says they are making a killing off the web with their art is (a) incredibly good at what they do (b) delusional (c) selling their paintings to fellow Facebook artists, who in turn sell paintings to them . There are people who make a perfectly good living selling their art on the web, though they probably use more than Fine Art America.
what do you think about fineartamerica.com?
Apr 10, 2010 · I have been a member of Fine Art America for about 2 years, paying the $30 a year for premium to sell prints. At the end of the first year I did get one or two sales. I especially started selling even better after I used their “Artwork page sponsorship program” it directs more traffic to your images.
Modern Art Is Not Dead - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Oct 28, 2023 · And I agree that philosophy plays a great role here. Art Can’t be perceived the same way. We all are different, we think differently, and we see and understand artworks differently. I’ve recently looked through the Fine Art America reviews and was surprised at how diverse the opinions about modern art were.
What do you do with your digital art or paintings
Jan 7, 2015 · Besides uploading to Fine Art America, I have also used digital art for creating my Christmas cards. And I have also gotten prints from Walmart but too bad they don’t have a blank card option. So this year I tried Vista Print to have the luxury of getting envelopes with them, lol.