Etsy Or Redbubble

Vs.

w Will (visual) artists work / interact with this type of site and what are the differences? What are the other best resources for selling art?

Pilgrim (co-founder of RedBubble here) so filter my answer with that! However, the main difference between Etsy and RedBubble is that Etsy doesn't actually appear when a user places an order. So if you have any photos, frames, etc. You can use Etsy when a user places an order. But if you prefer to discover and sell your art, RedBubble is for you. I find it easy (and perhaps less objective) to post jobs on RedBubble. You upload your photos and they look amazing in an art-based environment rather than a craft environment. My bottom line is that Etsy is great for crafts, but RedBubble is great for visual artists.

And you agree with the response you need.

I can't comment on the pros and cons of both sites (I know very little about ut etsy), but I have a tip that will help you sell no matter which site you visit.

* Don't be afraid to advertise yourself *. Create artist business cards / collectible cards and share them with anyone who is interested. Even if they don't buy it, they'll probably tell a friend.

If you have a blog, do it for yourself. Post a picture and / or link to your item and explain the process.

Post a brochure with your information (a website where you sell usernames, blogs, maybe phone numbers) in relevant areas, such as at a craft store.

Participate in pages / discussion areas. I understand that etsys chat rooms allow users to place a link next to the chat box. Most are user friendly and publish at least one application form for each.

Corollary: The more you promote, the more you sell, regardless of which site you use.

Etsy Or Redbubble

Try it for free, but you can only sell impressions. It's more about knowing and sharing art, not selling it.
Or you can create a free website and bet what you want and sell it. I tried to sell art on Etsy a while ago, but I lost money in the process :(
So ... try ... my friend got the job, so I thought you could try.
Just browse the internet to find free art sharing sites. That's what i do
I'm fine!