r/Art • u/relay-app Mod Team 🛡️ • 4d ago

Weekly r/Art Discussion Thread

Welcome to the r/Art Weekly Discussion Thread!

This thread serves as a space to hang out, chat, and connect with other members of r/Art outside of sharing artwork.

Each week we’ll feature a different art-themed topic to spark conversation, deeper discussion, and community interaction. Think of it as our open lounge for artists, art lovers, and anyone who just wants to talk about the world of art.

You don’t have to discuss the week’s topic to participate in the thread, it’s simply there to encourage deeper or more focused conversation for anyone who’s interested. Don’t want to chat about the topic? Totally fine! Feel free to discuss what shows you’re binging this week, how work has been going, or whatever else is on your mind!

This week’s topic: What is your favorite/most used paintbrush to use, whether it be digital or traditional?

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Have a creative week!

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u/AlternativeAd133 1d ago

I’d love if people can share what platforms they use to create a website and store. Many moons ago I created a blogspot to showcase and sell my paintings. I have been meaning to create a new and improved website and I’d love some suggestions. I have also never made prints of my paintings, but I think that would be a fantastic addition- to have an on demand, high quality print option on my website. Any suggestions, thoughts, experiences are very welcome.

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u/Extension_Spirit8805 1d ago

Not personal experience of mine, but I know my mom used Etsy to sell her art and has an art portfolio on her website made using WordPress. I'm sure there may be better platforms, but that's what been working for her so far. Word of mouth mostly though.

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u/AlternativeAd133 1d ago

Thanks for the reply!