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The Circles of Art Marketing

How to marketing your art in the 21st century - members only, updated for 2023

Clintavo
Jun 2, 2023
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Art Marketing Circle I - The Sovereign Artist

I am using the symbol of a fleur-di-lis to represent the deep truth at the center of us all, what I call “The Sovereign Artist.” The Tao which can be named, after all, is not the true Tao, so I’ve opted to use a symbol instead. This symbol reflects what you are in your deepest self - free and sovereign over yourself. The fleur-de-lis stood as a symbol of the king's divinely approved right to rule and, when you connect to this power of the divine, you are granted the power to rule over yourself. The red fleur-di-lis is the famous symbol of the most artistic city in history, Florence which, in latin, means flowering. Through this process you will flower in to your truest, most free, sovereign self. And you will be unstoppable.

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Art Marketing Circle II - Your Art

To maximize your chances that your art will sell, there are several places you can give yourself a tailwind if you nail them in the art itself.

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Art Marketing Circle III - Turn Your Art Into a Product

Once you decide to sell your art, you walk a fine line. You must, in short, turn your offering which consists of you, your art and the stories and context in which you talk about all of it into a product, without losing your focus on your own vision and your own inspiration. This chapter shows you how to do that.

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