Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Ah, social media for artists. The never-ending question: Make more art and focus on improving it? Or make more social media content, so the art you do create gets seen and potentially bought? Phew, it can be exhausting trying to figure this out. And hearing only from experts whose career is based on teaching about social media growth can make the whole thing even more confusing. Where are the real results, from real artists just creating art and trying to figure out the social media machines as they build their small art businesses?!
Well, in this video, I want to share that perspective with you. I am a watercolor artist and a host of a new livestream artist business chat podcast, and last year I took 30 days to try to grow on TikTok. In this video, I share my results and thoughts with you candidly.
I am also just re-starting the use of TikTok & a general push on social media (TikTok, IG, etc.) in the month of June 2023. In July 2023, three other artists will be joining me on the podcast to discuss our individual approach and results. Want to make sure you catch that conversation? Subscribe to hear that and other art business topics ca. twice per month.
// Supplies I most often use for my art //
*My favourite watercolor paints: amzn.to/3HQagFt
*My favourite watercolor paper: amzn.to/3ncCRvi
// Gear & services I use for my YouTube videos //
*Camera: amzn.to/3yfE0sq
*Lens: amzn.to/3HTfZdJ
*Light: amzn.to/39X7nGm
*MorningFame: morningfa.me/invite/harmony
*EpidemicSound: epidemicsound.com/referral/xpa1l6
Disclaimer: I purchased all these tools with my own money and am recommending them honestly. However, I do use affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you buy something through my links from Amazon or the other sites, I may get a small share of the sale. The qualified links are marked with an *.
COME SAY HI!
Instagram: instagram.com/harmony.hardin
Website: harmonyhardin.com
Ah, social media for artists. The never-ending question: Make more art and focus on improving it? Or make more social media content, so the art you do create gets seen and potentially bought? Phew, it can be exhausting trying to figure this out. And hearing only from experts whose career is based on teaching about social media growth can make the whole thing even more confusing. Where are the real results, from real artists just creating art and trying to figure out the social media machines as they build their small art businesses?!
Well, in this video, I want to share that perspective with you. I am a watercolor artist and a host of a new livestream artist business chat podcast, and last year I took 30 days to try to grow on TikTok. In this video, I share my results and thoughts with you candidly.
I am also just re-starting the use of TikTok & a general push on social media (TikTok, IG, etc.) in the month of June 2023. In July 2023, three other artists will be joining me on the podcast to discuss our individual approach and results. Want to make sure you catch that conversation? Subscribe to hear that and other art business topics ca. twice per month.
// Supplies I most often use for my art //
*My favourite watercolor paints: amzn.to/3HQagFt
*My favourite watercolor paper: amzn.to/3ncCRvi
// Gear & services I use for my YouTube videos //
*Camera: amzn.to/3yfE0sq
*Lens: amzn.to/3HTfZdJ
*Light: amzn.to/39X7nGm
*MorningFame: morningfa.me/invite/harmony
*EpidemicSound: epidemicsound.com/referral/xpa1l6
Disclaimer: I purchased all these tools with my own money and am recommending them honestly. However, I do use affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you buy something through my links from Amazon or the other sites, I may get a small share of the sale. The qualified links are marked with an *.
COME SAY HI!
Instagram: instagram.com/harmony.hardin
Website: harmonyhardin.com
