The Working Artist
Brosatsu 🍊Newsletter for serious artists - systems, stories, and insights from Satsu's 10+ years as a pro-artist
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 10 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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The bad habit that cost me $50,000
“Ahasuerus at the End of the World” by Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl c. 1888 - I was everyone in this picture.
I used to have a bad habit.
I held on to things way too long (no, not grudges).
Physical items like clothes, old tech, sketchbooks, etc...
The 4-4 System: Get more clients (and figure out your price)
“The Barber’s Shop” by Thomas Rowlandson c. 1803
This is the system I’ve used multiple times to break into (and get clients in) professional illustration, writing, art education, and creative mentoring.
It’s for getting your first...
The only recession-proof career
“The Stone Breakers” by Gustave Courbet, 1849 - not the career I’m talking about
I was an accountant before I became an artist.
Legit.
The week before I went 100% on art I was in a cubicle on the 10th floor of a skyscraper downtown weari...
Getting clients with zero followers
“A painter at the easel” by Eugène Joors c. 1868-1910 - Stacking paintings to stack that paper.
Learning to get clients is essential to any creative career.
This is because no matter what stage you’re at, working directly with people is a...
I got 14 million views by doing nothing
“The Oath At The Tennis Court” by Jacques Louis-David c. 1791 - That’s me in the center - drowning in attention whilst standing still.
“Why do I have so many notifications?”
That was the question I curiously asked one day when I checked m...
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On a mission to turn you into an artist then show you how to make it | Pro-artist sharing 10yrs+ of freelance illustration/writing, 1:1 sales, digital marketing, and self discovery through entrepreneurship
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