Thanks for info. I always wanted to know it. I am currently entering designing.
Nika
· 9 months ago
Wow, great list. Also applicable to those who are looking to buy photos and designs to publish.
caleb
· 9 months ago
this kinda post is exactly what i am looking for. i just launched my website contest and would love for you to feature a post on it for designers looking to make some money. thanks for any help. www.buildmywebsitecontest.com
A brand new place to sell your artwork is Image Revolver (http://www.imagerevolver.com. Image Revolver sells printable downloads (starting at $5) to price savvy DIY art lovers around the world.
brandon bond
· 9 months ago
Thanks for including WP Theme Market in your listing! We are new and we love new members
Ben Rowe
· 9 months ago
Thanks ever so much for the link to ivoteforart.com. We're always on the lookout for new artists, so feel free to pop in, check out the site, and submit some work for sale.
Ben @ ivoteforart
vdgagg
· 9 months ago
Hola,soy de China son un agente mayorista de origen (al por menor), yo mis esfuerzos para ampliar al máximo el volumen de negocios. Puede ver la mercancía en mi sitio: http://www.click-ceo.com/ Nuestra empresa vende principal marca agente portátil, teléfono móvil, la televisión, y diversos tipos de mercancía, por favor, no se pierda ninguna oportunidad de cooperar con nosotros, Si usted tiene preguntas, por favor, consulte con nosotros, se recomienda el uso de chat de MSN.
Good article, but IncSpring.com should really have made it to this list.
Fabian
· 9 months ago
Yes ,incspring.com is a great place to buy and sell logos made by professional designers.
aleh49
· 9 months ago
thanks for this post...it's good list..
spryka
· 9 months ago
Thanks for the excellent list.. :)
Timothy
· 9 months ago
Really great list!
Joshua
· 9 months ago
Awesome list. Thanks so much. It's always so nice to come across these, I really wish so much that these were the types of lists you got when you did a Google search. Anyway, thanks again and keep up the good work cameron, you have some great stories!
-Joshua @element3media
Donna Byles
· 9 months ago
I wonder what the sales numbers are really like for the majority of artists on these sites? (I am sure there are a couple on each site that sell a few things, but most artists - what are their sales?) Plus as a buyer who has the time to look through all this art? And who mostly visits these sites? Just other artists and designers looking for an outlet for their art? (As you can see by the comments here - it is just artists, not buyers.)
I absolutely love this list. Thanks for putting it together...now I have a lot of poking around to do!
KTG
· 9 months ago
No kidding, that's a terrific list. I've used fluttershock and flashden before and both were pretty reasonable and well structured. I chose those because there is no confusion regarding payment and it's linear, if you sell 1,000 you get ten times what you receive if you sell 100 etc. I try to check them at this* data security/privacy security site.
Connie
· 9 months ago
Great resource! I've never heard about the vast majority of these. Thanks for making the information available!
Philip Starck
· 9 months ago
great work! Here is another option for all designers out there- publish in my blog - it's all about innovative inspirational product design http://1designperday.wordpress.com
Lindy Gruger Hanson
· 9 months ago
Great sites! Thanks for all the info. There's another one I found called http://www.bagstab.net/ You can post a design on a bag and maybe win some $$ too.
Pete
· 9 months ago
Just to add another one to the list if you are looking to sell original or limited run paintings, drawings, mixed media, photography, or digital:
We're in a closed beta right now but artists and galleries can sign up and get activated. Check it out.
irsam
· 9 months ago
thanks for your great info
Eva
· 9 months ago
We start tomorrow with our creative crowdsourcing platform for Germany: http://www.12designer.com - would like to know what you think about it...
Priyanka
· 9 months ago
there is also www.inkfruit.com where freelancers can submit t-shirt designs, if these designs get selected then they are paid!
Sebastian
· 9 months ago
Since November, 2008 there is a large crowd sourcing community for designs: http://www.designenlassen.de You can start a competition and hundreds of designers will work for you. At the end you choose your favorite design and the best designer wins the cash price. During the last months there were hundreds of competitions at designenlassen.de.
Alejandra
· 9 months ago
This is really great! Thanks!!! here is my little contribution: http://www.crestock.com/ (kinda like vectorstock or cutcaster) www.getafreelancer.com/ (Freelancers bid on outsourced projects)
Alan
· 9 months ago
Photographers should look no further than www.alamy.com - 60% of the sale goes to the photographer and they don't sell images for a dollar/ pound
Printfection
· 9 months ago
You forgot the Print-on-Demand T-shirt and Merchandise site Printfection, which is funny because you've covered the site before. www.printfection.com
khorah
· 9 months ago
I'm surprised that Cafepress(WWW.Cafepress.com) didn't make it to the print-on-demand list, along with Zazzle, etc. I've been on Cafepress for several years, and would recommend it highly. It's somewhat easier to use and set-up that either Zazzle, Printfection or Spreadshirt, in my opinion.
Marito
· 9 months ago
This a is a great list and I found very helpful - Great job!
DesignBay Jobs and Contests
· 9 months ago
You missed us!
Thavi
· 8 months ago
Thanks a lot! This list is awesome! Good job!
Alex
· 8 months ago
I didn't see anyone mention them so I'll mention etsy.com which is like redbubble and Artomat.org which is the submission site for the art-o-mat vending machines around the world that dispense art work for cheap.
nobodypanic
· 8 months ago
Just wanted to give a beware about zooppa. They have been posting deceptive listings on craigslist recently. Posting as a creative firm offering jobs, then responding with a link for people to sign up for zooppa. If they resort to that kind of deception, are they really a company you would want to trust. I will admit, I am not a fan of spec work, but any company that resorts to this kind of practice is someone to be wary of. I caught 2 listings by them in chicago, and know of another that has caught them doing it in the Austin listings as well.
Typographywizard
· 7 months ago
Zooppa found me on craigslist and I appreciated the time they took to review my portfolio and recruit me to their site, which I love. A lot of people think they want work on spec but all these sites want work on "spec", but really it's a competition so everyone carries the same risk. It's not about the cash it's about the community and feedback and building your portfolio and so forth. I love Zooppa so don't hate.
ngw
· 7 months ago
Hi nobodypanic, first of all I would like to introduce myself, I'm Nicholas Wieland, CTO of Zooppa. I would like to say that I'm sorry for what happened, we definitely hired the wrong person to grow our community, he has been fired one month ago because of this mess on craigslist. As a developer I feel ashamed and I can guarantee that it won't happen anymore. If you want you can contact me personally at my email address nwieland at zooppa dot com to discuss further the problem, this is not how zooppa works and definitely not how we want people to think about us. If you guys find other listings on around you can write me, I will take care to remove everything immediately. I'm really really sorry.
Awesome list : You can also sell Brands via Brandshouts Media : www.brandshouts.com
Raghavendra
· 4 months ago
Your list will be of great help for all designers like me. Thanks a lot
Raghavendra
· 4 months ago
Your list will be of great help for all designers like me. Thanks a lot
Sara
· 4 months ago
Hey there, nice article! I thought I'd mention that Artfire.com is a another great place to sell your designs online, and you can even do so for free! Here's some basic information on the site:
ArtFire is the fastest growing marketplace in the handmade industry where artists from all over the world can list and sell their handcrafted items. On ArtFire, members can set up a virtual and fully customizable storefront where they can list items for sale with absolutely no fees. But ArtFire is so much more than a marketplace, it is a community. Members can interact in the site forums, join together in craft guilds, and even become involved in the construction of the site. With promotion tools such as Rapid Cart, which allows members to post a miniature storefront to their blog, and Market Hub, which allows members to link out to their other online venues, ArtFire is revolutionizing the craft marketplace. Although ArtFire is still in beta, it has grown tremendously in the last nine months, with more than 30,000 members and more than 300,000 items currently listed for sale.
It would be great if you could add ArtFire to your list, if you need more information on the site, please email me.
Yvonne Xu
· 4 months ago
Wow! I'm truly surprise how many artists value so little about their work, ideas, creativity and time. Every piece of art that you create not only has a price attach to it and your name too. Most stock photography and layout templates are destroying the art and design industry. What happens when people charge less and less for design? eventually it'll be free. Most stock photography and stock layout templates are making people value design less and less. Did you know any famous artist start out selling stock photos? Did you know anyone become a millionaire or billionaire selling stock designs? Do you really think every copy of your design worth just a little bit more than a black and white Xerox copy? would you rather sell a design at a premium price or selling a thousand copies at 25 cents a piece? There are laws of copy right in this country (U.S.) use them and use them well. Learn to protect your work, and learn how to sell them at a good price. Be the best that you can be. Best, Yvonne Xu. Owner of Pinnacle Design Center. http://www.PinnacleDesignCenter.com
Vishal
· 4 months ago
I truely agree with Yvonne Xu. People are not evaluating their time versus the money
Vishal
· 4 months ago
Great collection of links. Thanks.
Playster.org
· 4 months ago
If you're interested in promoting an upcoming art exhibition, Playster - http://www.playster.org - provides a very simple service for adding events directly to our search index. You'll be able to reach a new audience in your city as well as drive traffic to your site or blog.
Enjoy!
clipping images
· 3 months ago
Hmm great help for freelancers ... :)
Adnan
· 3 months ago
wooow really great post.Thank you for publish
CUBRALINDA
· 3 months ago
Wow~I wasn't expecting to find this what a list. I am all geared up, and ready to get creative~
sooran
· 2 months ago
thanks for this post it's good list.. very helped me
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Also, http://www.turbosquid.com/ is a marketplace for pre-rendered 3D Models and plugins and its sister site Revit (http://www.turbosquid.com/Revit-Market) is for architectural models for AutoCAD and Sketchup
Ben @ ivoteforart
Puede ver la mercancía en mi sitio: http://www.click-ceo.com/
Nuestra empresa vende principal marca agente portátil, teléfono móvil, la televisión, y diversos tipos de mercancía, por favor, no se pierda ninguna oportunidad de cooperar con nosotros,
Si usted tiene preguntas, por favor, consulte con nosotros, se recomienda el uso de chat de MSN.
Mi MSN: Clickceo@msn.com
-Joshua
@element3media
(I am sure there are a couple on each site that sell a few things, but most artists - what are their sales?)
Plus as a buyer who has the time to look through all this art?
And who mostly visits these sites? Just other artists and designers looking for an outlet for their art? (As you can see by the comments here - it is just artists, not buyers.)
Here is another option for all designers out there- publish in my blog - it's all about innovative inspirational product design
http://1designperday.wordpress.com
www.zatista.com
We're in a closed beta right now but artists and galleries can sign up and get activated. Check it out.
http://www.crestock.com/ (kinda like vectorstock or cutcaster)
www.getafreelancer.com/ (Freelancers bid on outsourced projects)
I've been on Cafepress for several years, and would recommend it highly.
It's somewhat easier to use and set-up that either Zazzle, Printfection or Spreadshirt, in my opinion.
I would like to say that I'm sorry for what happened, we definitely hired the wrong person to grow our community, he has been fired one month ago because of this mess on craigslist.
As a developer I feel ashamed and I can guarantee that it won't happen anymore.
If you want you can contact me personally at my email address nwieland at zooppa dot com to discuss further the problem, this is not how zooppa works and definitely not how we want people to think about us.
If you guys find other listings on around you can write me, I will take care to remove everything immediately.
I'm really really sorry.
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ArtFire is the fastest growing marketplace in the handmade industry where artists from all over the world can list and sell their handcrafted items. On ArtFire, members can set up a virtual and fully customizable storefront where they can list items for sale with absolutely no fees. But ArtFire is so much more than a marketplace, it is a community. Members can interact in the site forums, join together in craft guilds, and even become involved in the construction of the site. With promotion tools such as Rapid Cart, which allows members to post a miniature storefront to their blog, and Market Hub, which allows members to link out to their other online venues, ArtFire is revolutionizing the craft marketplace. Although ArtFire is still in beta, it has grown tremendously in the last nine months, with more than 30,000 members and more than 300,000 items currently listed for sale.
It would be great if you could add ArtFire to your list, if you need more information on the site, please email me.
Enjoy!
it's good list..
very helped me