Stories of sculptors and fine artists making one-of-a-kind pieces – how they work and where to find their work.
Klinta Lapsa started painting in 2018, after an experience that turned her life upside down. About 200 buyers later – most of them through Instagram, with no paid promotion – she has learned that creating the work and finding the right people for it are two completely different things.
Sculpture & Fine Art
Social Media
Marketplaces
Oct 8, 2026
After years running her own engineering firm, Evgeniya "Jeny" Guneva picked up glass art almost by accident – and one marketplace ended up carrying nearly all of her international sales: roughly 820 orders and €160,609 in revenue on her main Etsy shop alone.
Glass Art & Glassware
Word of Mouth & Offline
Sep 13, 2026
After a six-year passion project he'd thrown himself into collapsed, G.Todorov mastered the art of not giving up. He rebuilt his business as a solo sculptor and jeweler – and found that no platform sells his work quite like a happy customer telling a friend.
Communities & Forums
Collabs & Shoutouts
Sep 3, 2026
Panna spent two years and 100–150 EUR a month on Facebook and Instagram ads that grew her followers, not her sales. Then a breakup pulled her off social media almost completely – and her fantasy art commissions took off with buyers in the US.
Search & AI Traffic
Your Own Newsletter
Aug 31, 2026
Ronalds Jaunzems has sold stone-carved mortars, sculptures, and garden decor from his workshop in Latvia to buyers across the US for ten years – spending about €6 on ads the entire time.
Video Platforms
Aug 8, 2026
