Business Coach for Visual Artists

Eric Wieringa, a professional painter and mentor to other artists. A smiling man sits with his fingers touching, he's wearing a button up shirt under a grey blazer. He has a silver beard and his hair is greying. He smiles at the viewer.

You’re a visual artist trying to run and grow your art business

You’re great at creating but struggle with:

  • strategy
  • planning
  • organization
  • marketing
  • sales
  • and all the other unsexy work it takes to run a successful art business

You feel overwhelmed and spin your wheels. If you’re not able to do the work effectively, you’re not able to earn money from your art effectively.

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What helps the overwhelm

What’s helpful is a guide who helps you see the big picture, shows you possible paths forward, and teaches you how to build personalized maps for your art business journey.

Here’s how to get started:

  1. Book your (free) Strategy Session today
  2. I help you get clear on where you’re headed
  3. You work on things that take you in that direction
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Find your clarity

After working with me, you’ll know exactly what to do when you sit at your laptop, desk, easel, or iPad.

  • I show you how to create a clear, prioritized plan to follow each day, week, month
  • Regular touchpoints keep you on track and reorient you when you inevitably slip back into uncertainty
  • Connect with other working creatives within my network to share resources and solutions.

What other artists say

Jennifer Duval-Smith, botanical artist and workshop instructor based in New Zealand. A white woman with thick black hair cut just above the shoulders. She wears a black top and is positioned in front of her painted flowers. She smiles at the viewer.
Sofia Daskalaki, professional illustrator based in Greece. A white woman with her hair in twin french braids, wearing a white tshirt and clear rimmed glasses, smiles at the viewer
JudyAnn Cazemier, a professional photographer based in Toronto. A white woman stands under a ladder, wearing a pink shirt and a white watch. Her brown hair is cropped short. She smiles at the viewer.
Alisa Singh, business coach for artists, leans on a brick wall while holding her laptop. She smiles at the viewer.

Note from Alisa

I help overwhelmed artists transform creative chaos into a clear, prioritized road map so you always know exactly what to do when you sit down at your desk. My special sauce is strategy, planning, and organization, with a generous dollop of compassion on top.

We’ll narrow your focus, set art business goals, make achievable plans to meet those goals, and build your self-trust. Then I help you take action. It is the recurring flow of these actions that allows you to making a living from your art.

How I help artists

My clients are my favorite people!

I work directly with visual artists, just like you, both in small groups and 1×1.

Both commercial and fine artists come to me for strategy, direction, and customized plans that will actually work for them. Then I help them do the day-to-day work needed to build their art business, because it’s so easy to do anything else other than the hard thing that moves your business forward.

Studio Sessions is a 1×1 program where artists get personalized guidance and feedback. It is for folx who are early to mid stage in their career. And for folx who are unsure about what they’re doing and how to do it.

Momentum Studio and Coworking For Creatives are group programs that support working artists. These programs work well for people who’ve already taken classes and coaching and now have to implement what they’ve learned. They know what they need to do, but they’re overwhelmed and just not doing it alone.

Past clients have included illustrators, grahic designers, greeting card and stationary designers, educators, painters, sculptors, photographers, creative coaches, and more.

A collage of photos of Alisa Singh's artist business coaching clients, Alisa is with them smiling in the photos

FAQs

How much is the Strategy Session?

Strategy Sessions are no-cost, zero-pressure. They’re an opportunity for us to get to know each other, and for you to find some clarity and direction.

What do I get in the Strategy Session?

Over a 30min call we’ll talk about where you’re at and where you want to go. I’ll help you narrow down what’s most important to you. You’ll leave knowing what you need to focus on to meet your objectives.

How can I make a living from my art?

Intention, strategy, consistency, a willingness to see reality as is it, asking for the sale, and courage to make it all go.

That’s the closest there is to a magic formula. There’s no quick way to get there, and anyone who promises you’ll double your income in X time is lying. Making art is easy (except when it’s like pulling teeth), selling your art takes work. It’s much easier with a coach in your corner.

I don’t have time for coaching

Everyone’s busy today, true. If you’re working with a coach who’s right for you, the time you choose to spend on coaching improves the way you use the rest of your time. I offer various time commitments from once a month to weekly. If you need support, let’s talk and figure out what works best for you.

I’m worried I’ll waste your time

Helping artists bring their art to market is my jam. No conversation with any artist is a waste. Whether we work together or not, I still want to talk to you and learn about your journey.

Deepa Krishnan, a professional paper quilling artist. A brown woman with shoulder length black hair looks diagonally down and to the side while smiling. She wears a black top with white feathers on it.

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