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Art Talk by ArtiKarya: Turning Art into Sustainable Income Through Reproduction Prints

October 3 @ 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm SMT
Free

Most artists spend countless hours creating original artworks.

But once an artwork is sold, it often disappears into a private collection, and the opportunity to share it with a wider audience may be lost.

What if one artwork could reach many more people?
What if collectors who cannot afford the original could still own and enjoy your art?
What if your completed artworks could continue opening doors to new audiences and opportunities?
In this relaxed and artist-friendly session, we’ll explore how reproduction prints are used by artists around the world to extend the life of their artworks, make art more accessible, and create additional income streams.

Whether you’re a painter, digital illustrator, or visual artist, you’ll gain a better understanding of how reproduction prints can become part of your creative journey.

What We’ll Talk About

Why Do Reproduction Prints Exist?

What exactly is a reproduction print?
Why do artists produce them?
How are they different from posters?
Why do collectors buy them?
How Can Artists Benefit?

Reach people who may not be able to afford the original
Build a wider audience for your work
Create additional income from existing artworks
Keep artworks visible even after the original is sold

What is ArtiKarya?

Learn how ArtiKarya supports artists by helping them:

Transform artworks into high-quality reproduction prints
Reach a wider audience
Earn royalties from print sales
Showcase their portfolio through the ArtiKarya and arteesan.io network
Receive opportunities for commissions and collaborations
How Can You Join?

We’ll walk through:

Who can apply
What artworks are suitable
The onboarding process
What happens after you’re accepted
How ArtiKarya works with artists over the long term

Who Should Attend?
Artists
Illustrators
Photographers
Art students
Creatives curious about selling prints
Anyone interested in making art more accessible and sustainable

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