4 Tips to Showcase and Sell Your Artwork with NFT. NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) have opened up a whole new world for artists looking for innovative ways to capture the attention of art collectors.
In fact, within the last year alone, investors across the world have purchased more than millions of dollars of digital artwork, making it a lucrative avenue for serious artists looking to get sold.
Digital art, however, is only as valuable as it is perceived to be by buyers. Therefore, some ways to successfully showcase and sell your artwork with NFT include:
1. Strike While the Market Is Hot
The number of artists in the NFT market is increasing every day. This means, and so is the competition.
Therefore, if you plan to sell your artwork via NFT, you need to begin with a plan of action that allows you to get your work online today, even if you fear it won’t fit with any subsequent work you showcase online. It’s still your work, and that’s all that matters.
2. Make Sure Your Digital Artwork Stands Out
Unless you are a well-known celebrity, chances are it will be difficult to generate high demand for your work right out the gate.
Therefore, you want to aim to create work that is more trailblazing than the average NFT so that it stands out and gets noticed in an already saturated market.
It is also important to start by building a client base. This way, you will already have a market for your work once you place it online.
3. Sell Both NFTs and Physical Artwork
You might also consider creating two different versions of your artwork, one in physical form and one in NFT form, so you can cater to both markets and increase your audience, as well as your sales.
However, if you’d like, you could also sell the physical art as an edition to the NFT but still keep them separately.
4. Be Prepared to Pay Seller Fees
Just like many other platforms that allow individuals to sell online, artists will also need to pay a transaction fee, also called a gas fee, if they want to sell their NFTs online.
And some platforms also charge a fee for the work it takes to add your NFT to their blockchain.
