She also offers personal art critiques for higher tier patrons. She really goes the extra mile as an instructor, providing exercises for painting practice, PDF handouts, and step-by-step videos. She shares process videos, tutorials, and paint-a-long demos with reference photos. Karen Margulis– Karen Margulis currently has 610 patrons. She has really built up a devoted community, and she cultivates and supports this with group art challenges. She is an artist working in a wide variety of mediums, and sharing tutorial videos (she started on YouTube), live streams, and reference photos from her videos. Lisa Clough– Lisa Clough’s Patreon currently has 1,638 patrons and she is bringing in an astonishing $7,779 per month. Take a look at some of these fine artists that are killing it on Patreon, and be inspired! They then send those fans over to Patreon, where they can get access to additional videos, downloads, and even personalized critiques (at higher pledge levels, of course). Many of these artists build up a following on YouTube by posting regular tutorial/process videos.
One approach in particular that stands out? Many successful fine artists put on the mantle of educator in order to find real success on Patreon. Have you given any thought to converting your existing collector/fan base into patrons on Patreon? While there is not necessarily a single “right” way to run a successful Patreon campaign, many of the highest-paid fine artists on Patreon are doing very similar things.
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