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🎨 Everyone talks about how to make art… but no one tells you how to sell art, price paintings, or market yourself as an artist. In this episode of The Hartful Show, award-winning watercolor artist Vikrant Shitole reveals the bitter truths of the Indian art industry and the lessons every young creator needs to hear. From pricing your first painting to building visibility through Instagram and galleries, Vikrant shares his journey from Mumbai’s streets to international exhibitions. We dive deep into what art schools never teach — the business side of art, the struggles of independent artists, and how to balance passion with survival. 👉 In this conversation, you’ll learn: How to price your art in India (with real examples) Why most artists struggle with marketing and selling The truth about art schools and education in India Whether parents & society discourage creativity The impact of Instagram, virality, and social media on artists AI art, NFTs, and the future of creativity in India Practical tips to get noticed globally as an Indian artist ✨ If you’re an artist, student, or creative entrepreneur, this video will change how you think about your career. Don’t just make art — learn how to sell it, market it, and live from it. 🔔 Subscribe to The Hartful Show for more raw conversations with creators, educators, and visionaries. #ArtInIndia #SellYourArt #ArtSchoolTruths #VikrantShitole #TheHartfulShow #WatercolorIndia #ArtistLife #PriceYourArt #ArtBusiness #CreativeEntrepreneur #arts #watercolor #watercolorpainting #watercolourpainting #watercolortutorial