This project is still under construction—please bear with us until we get everything sorted out. In the meantime, check out these artist websites by Foliotwist.
Where's the right place to sell your art online?
With all the options available today, that's not a simple question to answer—but we'd still like to help make your decision a bit easier.
Over the next few months, we'll be transforming this page into an in-depth comparison chart, featuring as many art-selling websites we can find. We'll be looking at pricing, image limits, selling tools, monthly traffic, etc, etc.
What happened to the old EE Art Market?
The previous version of the EE Art Market (which included feature comparisons and monthly traffic stats) was my personal attempt to manually find and compare some of the more prominent online art galleries and print-on-demand services on the internet.
I began the EE Art Market because all too often artists get ripped off by websites that promise a lot but never deliver. I believe that with more information artists will be able to avoid those situations and find the best methods for selling their own artwork online.
Unfortunately, while my first iteration of the EE Art Market worked for a while, there were just too many NEW options being created for me to list them all. The next version of the EE Art Market will make it much easier to compare and contrast what each art website can offer you.
Here are the websites which were included in the first version:
Imagekind (Imagekind.com)
Boundless Gallery (BoundlessGallery.com)
Artist Rising (ArtistRising.com)
PicassoMio (PicassoMio.com)
Yessy (Yessy.com)
ArtFlock (ArtFlock.com)
RedBubble (RedBubble.com)
GoZabo (GoZabo.com)
Original Art Online (OriginalArtOnline.com)
Art By Us (ArtByUs.com)
There will be many more added when the new EE Art Market goes live.
Please contact me if you have a specific art-selling websites that you believe should be added, or sign up for the free EE Newsletter if you'd like be kept in the loop.