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1. Collect and Sell Art

Do you have a good eye for beauty in arts? 

Art dealers find beautiful pieces of art in order to sell them to various art enthusiasts. With dedication, this business could grow allowing you to open your own art gallery, while helping other artists get their works noticed. Art dealers are as much artists themselves. Alan Bamberg famous art consultant and author believes becoming an art dealer starts with having great vision.

“Think of each work of art and every artist you present in your gallery like brushstrokes in a painting – that painting representing the full scope and totality of your unique perspective in art

2. Become a Creative Consultant

It’s a competitive world out there in business. Many companies, startups, and brands are now seeking help from ‘creativity consultants’ for their skills to find solutions and produce innovation. As a creative consultant, your job is to develop concepts, discover ideas, and help business grow. Such expertise is now needed more than ever in a growing creative market


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