Don’t Pick a Niche Too Soon — The Right Way to Prepare for Your First Art Show

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Most new artists are told to "pick a niche" right away… but that can be the fastest way to box yourself in and limit your future success. In this video, I explain why you should explore multiple subjects, styles, and mediums early on — and how to use your first shows to discover your true artistic voice.
You’ll learn:
When a unified theme is actually required (and when it’s not)
How to decide how many pieces to bring to your first show
A scheduling method to remove stress and make sure you’re ready on time
Insider tips for visiting shows, talking to other artists, and understanding how sales are processed
If your dream is to become a full-time artist, I also share how my Hungry Artist Program can help you get there with coaching, critiques, and all my courses — plus how to grab 5 free chapters from my new book.
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Video Chapters
00:00 – The “pick a niche” advice and why it’s short-sighted
00:35 – When you actually need a unified theme for a show
01:09 – Why experimenting with different subjects and mediums is essential early on
02:07 – How to use public reaction to help find your artistic voice
02:40 – My early career: portraits, watercolors, oils, acrylics, collage
03:17 – The real goal: consistent sales from work you love
03:37 – How many pieces to bring to your first art show
04:18 – Scheduling your painting time to reduce stress before a show
05:02 – Visiting shows in advance and learning from other artists
05:18 – Hungry Artist Program, courses, and free book chapters