Luckily, there are plenty of ways to make money as an artist in today’s world. If you want to thrive as a freelance artist, you can’t phone in the second job-running and growing your business. You’re not ready to be a freelancer and run your own business. If the second job on the list sounds dreadful to you, I suggest you stop now and look for a job working for a company as an in-house artist. The biggest mistake most artists make when going freelance is failing to understand and decide on a business model.Īs a freelance artist, you have two critical jobs: Master the Skills it Takes to Run a Business Find Another Round of Clients (and Keep Them!) You’ll Learn What You Like (and Dislike).Here are 9 steps to become a freelance artist in 2020: This post will outline 10 steps to becoming a freelance artist-with tips and advice that have worked for artists before you. Whether you want to become a full-time freelance artist or pursue art as a side-hustle, the world needs the art you have to offer. If that name sounds familiar, he was featured in episode 300 of The Side Hustle Show! He and his team help freelancers get clients and grow their business. Preston is the founder of Millo, an 8-year side-hustle that finally became his full-time business. Nick’s Notes: Preston Lee contributed this post. Thanks to the Internet and an ever-growing need for visual content both online and off, there are more opportunities to make money as an artist than ever before. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication. I won’t tell you becoming a freelance artist is easy. The truth is the starving artist stereotype is outdated, proven false by millions of freelance artists around the world who are making good money doing work that fulfills them.
You’ve probably heard the term “starving artist” enough to last a lifetime. Being a freelance artist is shrouded in stereotypes.
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