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How to sell digital art to rich people? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by imawusisp@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Hi i make minimalistic digital art and i am pretty good at it, but i dont know how to sell it. Through a HQ prints in frames? NFTs are a thing of the past, Do i look for a co-founder? I am quite confused

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[–] Berty_Puddlebottom@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

This won't be easy. Generally, wealthy people want one of a kind art from known artists, not digital prints. Some options:

Partner with high-end interior designers.
create art designed to go with specific high-end furniture/products.
Do custom commissions.

Remember with art, the artist is also part of the product, you need to create a compelling narrative about yourself and your art, the kind of story someone would love to tell their friends because it makes them seem interesting.

If these are minimalist designs is it possible to have them pressed onto fabric somehow? I feel you need to go beyond prints for this sort of thing.