Several years ago, the quality of my pencil portraits reached a point where I was confident enough to make money from selling them. I then decided to sell my services. Customers would commission a portrait from me by giving me one or more photographs. I would take these references and produce a pencil portrait. I would then sell that portrait to the customer, who would in turn pay me.

It was my first time making significant revenue from my drawings, so it was an exciting time to say the least! At this point I do need to clarify... the "significant revenue" I'm talking about was more than just a few dollars. I was often getting $100 to $200 per drawing. Still, this was not "significant" enough at the time for me to earn a full-time living, especially when you factor in advertising expenses.

Like many "starving" artists, I love to draw portraits for fun but make my full-time living working a different day job. I am looking forward to commissioning pencil portraits again in the near future if I can balance work and maintaining this site along with it. However, I think it is important to explore other options for making money as an artist. This is especially true since I would someday like to make a full-time living from my art.

For that reason, I recently decided to look for a quality resource that explains different ways to make money as an artist and how to begin an art business in these various ways.  That is when I came across the "Turn Your Hobby Into a Business Course" by Nolan Clark. It seemed like just the type of resource I was looking for, so I did not hesitate to purchase it.
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In case you are like me and looking for ideas and opportunities for turning your art hobby into something that can bring in some substantial income, I decided to write this product review and share my thoughts on this course with you.

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