Make a better living making art.  

As a working artist, I understand there is a fine balance to making art and handling your art business.

You don't have to leave your creative self behind to get your work in front of collectors, gallery dealers and art reps.Once you learn a few shortcuts, marketing your art is easier. If it's easier, it's more enjoyable.

Whether you are an emerging artist, in mid-career or established, Artist Career Training can give you the information and inspiration to help you make a better living making art. Most of it is common sense. I'll help you make it common practice.

Where are you on your path to success?

Tell me what results you want. I will personally help you choose the path that fits your time and your budget. Send me an e-mail to Aletta (at) ArtistCareerTraining (dot) com to set up a free 15 minute chat about how you can make a better living doing what you love.

If you want to see what other artists in our community learn, check out our programs, personal services and products:

Get art marketing advice by telephone one-to-one:  Visit the One-to-One Coaching Page

Meet other artists in person at live events. Visit the Events and Workshops Page

Choose the path and artist community that fits where you are in your career:  Art Business Programs Overview

Thousands of artists have reclaimed time to work in the studio or in plein air. Read their stories and ask them about their experiences.

If you prefer to learn on your own, please visit the Art Business Library. You will find books, recordings and e-books on every topic imaginable to help you make a better living making art.

Bottom-line: No drivel here ~ just friendly, focused information to let you get back to making art.

"A PROMISE AND A WARNING!  Taking the advice you get here and applying it will work, really. And when it does, your art career will start to move forward. That means changes, and sooner or later you will be making more money from your art. That ALSO means you will probably need to start investing more time and money into your art business as well. Growing things need to be fed - your art business is no exception. It's all good, but artists are constantly surprised at this phenomenon."

Still not convinced?  Click here to read comments from artists who have experienced A.C.T. first-hand.

Aletta de Wal, Artist Advisor

Author of the forthcoming book 
“My Real Job is Being an Artist - What You Should Know Before you Quit Your Day Job (or Get One)”