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*US Copyright Protection (Watermarks):* Here’s the LEGAL reason to affix a watermark (logo), copyright attribution, image title, licensing information, metadata, and/or other *“Copyright Management Information” (CMI)* to your posted creative works on your website and US selling platforms. Per 17 USC §§ 1202-1203 (part of copyright’s DMCA), US-based copyright infringers who knowingly remove, cover-up, or change CMI (watermarks) with AI, apps, Photoshop, or any editing software to hide their copyright infringements or induce others to infringed, can be liable for the copyright owner’s actual money damages and profits OR US$2,500 to US$25,000 in statutory damages PLUS attorney fees PLUS legal costs (at the court’s discretion). A timely registered copyright claim is NOT required to pursue CMI violators. US copyright attorney, Andrew Epstein, writes, “We recommend always attaching a watermark or other copyright management information [CMI] to all works that you distribute. Although you do not need to have a copyright registration to recover under the DMCA [CMI], we always recommend [timely] registering your [works] with the Copyright Office to be able to qualify for maximum awards for copyright infringement (US$750 to US$150,000 per infringement, plus costs and attorney’s fees).” www.photolaw.net/did-someone-remove-the-copyright-notice-from-your-photograph.html

You are amazing !!!❤

Is it better to take photographs instead scanning the art?

I haven’t finished school/I don’t know what to do/COVID had me making Art outside of School just for Therapy…. I don’t know if I should put out my work or not/because I haven’t finished school/and could pricing extremely differently then I’m I was a Grad…. My work is Graffiti/Graffiti Influenced…. Should I wait to finish school/I’m running out of space too…. :)

Ma'am i am an Artist i want your support to sell my paintings please ma'am i bilong pakistan what i will do? I never forget your obligation thanks

Congratulations (v. belated) on your PHD ! As a retired architect due to an injury, I've trained my non dominant hand to draw animals and at 62 slowly daring instagram to hold myself accountable and be consistent. Delighted to have come across your channel...subscribed !

Hello! Do you think it is more difficult for a male artist who has not yet prospered with his work to find a partner than for a female artist? Could it be that accomplished women reject him for not having stability and do not value his talent or potential? All the best!

25:25 you say you base your curation on the caliber of art, then you preach affirmative action. It’s okay to be a white male in this world. 25:25

Omg, thank you for excursion. I used to visit M50 every week when I lived in Shanghai, now I’m not there anymore and it was so nice to walk there again with such a nice companion as you are ;)

can you post the link for Amazon product you’re using?

very nice video, thank you

It’s not all about money Immediate successs is hard to come by The art market is very small and it’s lost its essence due to money and let’s face it all the art pieces that have sold for huge $ are not always displayed They’re all stored away in Europe because people can’t afford to insure them, correct? There are only a few key players and galleries in the world Art is a passion it’s not necessarily there to make money that’s a huge bonus if you can obviously but that’s not the essence and I think a lot of people only think about the dollars and then their work becomes very slick & commercial and they suffer turning out the same old work as they don’t take any risk and don’t grow as an artist - nothing evolves - this desert residency looks great and helps to give you the peace and freedom to experience and experiment in a unique environment. Would love to go perhaps one day!

It’s not all about money Immediate successs is hard to come by The art market is very small and it’s lost its essence due to money and let’s face it all the art pieces that have sold for huge $ are not always displayed They’re all stored away in Europe because people can’t afford to insure them, correct? There are only a few key players and galleries in the world Art is a passion it’s not necessarily there to make money that’s a huge bonus if you can obviously but that’s not the essence and I think a lot of people only think about the dollars and then their work becomes very slick & commercial and they suffer turning out the same old work as they don’t take any risk and don’t grow as an artist - nothing evolves - this desert residency looks great and helps to give you the peace and freedom to experience and experiment in a unique environment. Would love to go perhaps one day!

Host -obviously all residencies don’t operate the same way it appears this one in the desert is a different experience also I think attitude is everything I question your approach it’s probably a little off putting to your guest!

Well that’s so nice that the Asian artists have the $$$$ not everyone does !

Usually, I find your content valuable, but this seems very out of touch. Not all artists are young, free of dependents, able bodied, or financially capable of accomplishing most of these options...

How many ideal numbers of artworks an artist should have before holding an art exhibit.?

Thank you

❤❤ extremely interesting

Hi..I know a beginner artist...I find the art very nice...but i feel the channel is underrated...So shall we all check the channel and leave our thoughts and support her. The channel is called Supu_Nuvee. Thanks to all 😊

This video was amazingly helpful, I’ll follow you forever and I have tons to watch, 您是我新的英雄，非常感谢！ 🙏 Please would you be able to provide advise for me with a question relatively specific to my case? I want to write my resumes as a relatively experienced graphic designer, pattern designer, and illustrator. People online suggest that it’s ok to include your personal website* on your resume, but in my case, “my personal website” (aside of an Artstation portfolio that I plan to include as well) is mainly a shop of my prints, is it advisable to add it to my resume? or do you think it would put employers off because it may “scare” them by making them think this is what I’d do for them? (somebody already said that my stuff is “scary”). Having your input would be incredibly helpful, probably life saving as I’m really searching for a stable position, I’m so done depending on freelancing!

Thanks a lot for these so useful advices!!!

Thank you. Very informative

Your art is worth as much as someone is willing to pay. Unless you can get them to pay more!

Thank you - I really appreciate the no nonsense/no added commentary to your instructional video.

Is annoyinh that i need money to invest in everything i need to put my art out there. In the old day you had talent and some rich person would gladly pay you to paint their homes,make portraits,maybe even the church would have you do their art. But that doesnt happen no more, i used yo paint murals but people didn't pay ,it was hard to get he second half from them very often.the rich people do not invest in art. Im trying to sell prints and stickers from my art but only broke people buy. They pick one little thing out of all my stuff. How can people get ahead if no one is actually buying? People need you to get succesfu and famou to look at you and appreciate you. It sucks to bee poor. I see rich people just purchase nice printers and all kinds of machines to do trendy stuff but im always a few light years behind because i live paycheck by paycheck.

Do I know what’s that canon camera and lens too!???

You never answered the question.

They’re focusing on African artists like they focused on off-shoring the manufacturing jobs to Asia. 👍😂

Very interesting. I appreciated even if being independent is not so easy.

I’m starting my art journey in my 40s. Next month I’ll enroll in an online art course with a local mentor. Not ashamed. I’m living with intention!

Much thanks

Building a network and community.

Art has no age! When we look to a beautiful art work, we don't think about the age of the artist who made it! But we would love to know about the artist, their techniques and other artworks, their personality, their personal experience, how they become artists, their challenges and stories they went through in their journey, etc Age is instead important in moving from a stable job to any "new business" as business building requires to have financial savings to live on while setting the business (any business not only art) and wait for the required time for the business to become lucrative. Having a part time job or a full time one will help in reducing the financial risks and this can apply to anyone starting a new business and in any domain. Art is not about age. And if I get to know that a certain beatiful art is made by a late bloomer, that artist becomes more precious to me !! If certain gallaries may refuse fome artists because of their age or their starting age in the art industry, there may exist also other galleries who will do the opposite. Moreover, online galleries and online presence (website, social media, groups, forums,..) are also another alternative!

@VeryPrivateGallery Thank you for this amazing video, I do really need it since I made the lip recently from office work to start my creative business and persue my art career, my childhood dream now that I'm more than 40!! One thing that really surprized me here is your experiece in some European restaurants! I found it was very rude from those people to think you are a waitress! This proves that they lack the ability to see and observe and they just behave according to their own "false" stereotypes like a troop lacking any kind of "consciousness" and "awareness"!! Such people must make more effort to grow and improve their mentality! This has really surprised me and I wanted to leave a note here just in case someone from the same "stereotype background" came to read it. I'm not an Asian nor a European. Besides, "humblness" is not the quality of many people... Thank you so much for this video, really informative. You are great! Keep shining 😊🫶🌍.

Great video tutorial. Glad I found you. I created a 13 minute compilation of my paintings and illustrations, with music on my mac computer in 2021. It's like a movie with animation and I have never shown it to a mass audience. I want to create a You Tube Channel to launch this movie about my art. But I want to grab people's interest immediately and begin with the movie, which ends with credits. What do you suggest? Should I open it with my face talking about what I am about to present? Should I end with my face talking about what I have just presented, or go faceless and not talk at all?

CAn you help me sell my art ? They're really good

How to get into a gallery instructions from a gallerist per this video: "You have to learn this yourself" "Establish yourself" "Figure it out through experience" Also "I don't care about your art education" and "make a CV and list who you've studied under" are directly conflicting statements This is what gatekeeping is

Regarding the "art buyback" idea. I know an artist who doesn't buy their art back, but WILL allow the customer to bring it back and the artist will RESELL it for a negotiated commission. No cost to the artist, but the buyer gets THE best representative to sell it again.

Reminder that galleries take 40-60%... your art is worth what someone is willing to pay. Galleries want someone who is ALREADY successfully selling art (and likely don't need galleries anymore) Don't get discouraged. Most famous artists (before social media) made a rich friend or contact that bought a piece for lots of money and then talked about it with other art collectors... thats it. Thats the secret. That or money laundering. Lots of that too

Very nicely explained thanks

Thank you so much for this insightful video, I have learnt some new things to run with.

Hi this video helped so much! But it’s five years ago, could you please do an updated version lovely?

Thanks so much…

My son is 45 yrs old ,is a Fulbright scholar, has an MFA from CCA. and a CV pages long and I don’t think any of his original non-commissioned paintings go for more than $3,500. It is TOUGH out there!

interesting logical advice, especially in regards to pricing particularly how the so much space costing so much money it defiantly doesn't work well when you get down to the smaller sizes your not making any money at all if your selling through somewhere which takes commission out the sale... also finding a fair price was a good point... building it seems building a group of collectors or following and then directing to a website would probably be a better outcome long term but then you also have website fees to contend with...

We are almost the same age. I was born in March 1985. I started guitar building school with just 36. I wanted to do guitar art and that is what I do now.

It is too late when we are dead! We might be tomorrow, so let's effing do it now!!!

Hi , thank you for the information. It was super helpful.

The cat is more trustworthy than these scam dm guys.