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ARTISTIC SKILLS - Why are you creating your art ARTISTIC SKILLS - Why are you creating your art Just for fun! To make a part time income To make a full time income

Where will you sell your work? Where will you sell your work? Arts & Craft Markets Online Platforms Galleries Art Shows Other

How would you describe where your art fits into the creative world? How would you describe where your art fits into the creative world? It’s more functional and practical than anything I create art that people would want in their homes I create art that shows best in a gallery. It’s often conceptual.

How much time do you spend on an average piece? How much time do you spend on an average piece? 0 - 3 hours 4 - 10 hours 11 - 17 hours 18 hours plus

PLEASE SELECT THE LEVEL THAT DESCRIBE YOUR SKILLS BEST PLEASE SELECT THE LEVEL THAT DESCRIBE YOUR SKILLS BEST LEVEL 1 - You’re an art dabbler. You don’t really know your style yet but love to create. Maybe you do this as a hobby and don’t really need to make sales. You don’t have a following yet, but you will maybe try selling online or at a local market. LEVEL 2 - You want to be a professional artist, but maybe just part time. Maybe you’re okay with just making enough to pay for art supplies. You’re likely selling to family and friends at the moment. LEVEL 3 - Your style is developing nicely, and you still practice your skills often. Your social media following is starting to take off and you are thinking about taking the leap to do this full time, maybe even enter some “jury” group or shows. LEVEL 4 - You’ve made a lot of sales and your social media presence keeps growing. You are thinking about applying to more prestigious art shows and get into a gallery for a solo show soon, if you haven’t already participated.LEVEL 5 - You’re a seasoned artist and can pretty much charge whatever you want according to what your audience is willing to pay. You’re likely displaying in galleries quite regularly and have many sales under your belt. LEVEL 5 - You’re a seasoned artist and can pretty much charge whatever you want according to what your audience is willing to pay. You’re likely displaying in galleries quite regularly and have many sales under your belt.