I want it make it as an artist so bad bros.Like the type where I have a literal (and I do mean literal) bathtub of money, a fleet of yachts, more hoes than I have clothing choices so like 1000 minimum, billboards, my name up in lights, my haters physically crying, handing my mom a pound of 20s, schools named after me, streets named after me, Food I don't even know the name of, Bugattis and Mercedes I don't remember having, stadiums of people watching me, ted talks in turtlenecks. Cali by day. Dallas by Night. Sounds so loud you can't sleep at night. Dinners with presidents. People taking pictures of me when I step in a target. More hoes. More money. More Scandals. More Flights. Just More in general.How do I make it as an artist, man? I'm ready. I'm ready for the life. Just tell me what I need to do. I wasn't made for whatever this currently is. I deserve more. Just tell me how to make it. I'll do anything. What does it really take? Limitless grind? Stepping on the losers of life? Selling my soul? Being a good person? Having insiders? Please man. Please. I need to make it.Drawing is from Damien Hirst (net worth $500M).
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>>8011468I have a few ideas on the how, but I wonder a bit about likelihoods .. how many fine art pros do have a bathtub of money and a rockstar life?I researched the art market a bit and it's quite possible to get catapulted into the 20k/painting range. You see many newcomers.The air gets really, really thin past 50k and even those don't sell 1 per month.I think 600k/y is a hard cap for artists, unless you are part of a small pool of top 50 contemporary meme artists, which compared to the general art population is so crazy small you might as well try to become a rapper.Even the 20k/painting artists are rather rare... And how long do they stay relevant?
