New Merch in March

New merch in the shops @

TeePorium

https://www.teepublic.com/user/mytpshop 

and Tee Time 

https://tee-time-411.creator-spring.com/ 

and DIY Designs 

https://www.zazzle.com/store/raynichols 

and Red Bubble 

https://www.redbubble.com/people/doctaurus/shop

and Society6 

https://society6.com/raynicholsdd 

and Threadless 

https://www.threadless.com/@RayNichols

and iShop 

https://www.pinterest.com/LordBaronDD/ishop/

and ArtPal 

https://www.artpal.com/RAYNICHOLS

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Thank you for your support.

*Baron Raymond Nichols is an affiliate marketer and ecommerce merchant and artist from the USA. 

Three places to sell your art for free

 As an artist you don't have to be starving to sell your art. While there are many sites that will let you sell your art for a monthly fee, there are a few places where you can sell your art practically for nothing. you keep more of the profits as you should. 

Of course, you can and should always sell your art on your own site; I recommend a blog for such endeavors. Many site hosting services may have a limit to how much you can post, but a blogging site usually does not. So a blog is often better than a page. 

You can also sell your art on ArtPal.com and keep most of the profits, which is my favorite take home pay. You can upload your work there and they do the rest. 

Another good place to sell art is Fine Art America. You can upload your art there too and they do the rest. 

As a bonus, Fine Art America has another site call Pixels that you can sell on too. Basically a two for one deal, and you can tell people you are selling on another site too.