How would you describe the market of art designing (such as t-shirt designs, t-shirts, facial portraits etc.)?
Or can you at least give me a link with some helpful information? I’ll reward 10 points to the first one with helpful information.
Its been awhile but I know Vans, No Fear, etc. used to accept submissions for Tshirt designs and paid 200-300 per. if they liked em. But its been awhile..
But go check out istockphoto.com and see whats selling. Anybody can sell their art and photos. I’m a designer and we buy illustrations off there all the time. Its basically high-quality clip art. Like if I need an illustration of an apple and orange, its cheaper to pay 5 bucks that spend an hour or so drawing it myself.
I recommend you learn Illustrator if you don’t already. The good part is if people dig your stuff, you can sell it again and again.
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February 16th, 2010 at 3:40 am
http://www.ifreelance.com wetcanvas.com etsy.com
all slightly different, all aimed at selling/marketing your work
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February 16th, 2010 at 4:30 am
Its been awhile but I know Vans, No Fear, etc. used to accept submissions for Tshirt designs and paid 200-300 per. if they liked em. But its been awhile..
But go check out istockphoto.com and see whats selling. Anybody can sell their art and photos. I’m a designer and we buy illustrations off there all the time. Its basically high-quality clip art. Like if I need an illustration of an apple and orange, its cheaper to pay 5 bucks that spend an hour or so drawing it myself.
I recommend you learn Illustrator if you don’t already. The good part is if people dig your stuff, you can sell it again and again.
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February 16th, 2010 at 5:17 am
it’s a dog eat dog industry.
if your designs are not good enough, your not gonna sell.
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