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What should you do next

Open your workbook

Click the link in your email. The workbook opens directly in your browser. No downloads or software needed.

Work through each section

Fill in your numbers as you go. Every field is editable. Take your time, there's no rush.

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Once you've filled it out, save it as a PDF to keep for your records, or print a copy for your studio.

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Next steps

Here's what's coming your way.

Over the next few weeks, you'll get a short series of emails that go deeper on the parts of pricing artists most often get wrong. Each one points back to a specific section of the workbook so the reading and the doing stay connected.

Where most pricing falls apart

There's one section most people skip or rush through. It's the one that makes the rest of the formula work.

Email 1

The cost that quietly eats your profit

It doesn't show up in your materials list. But over a year, it quietly adds up to real money leaving your pocket.

Email 2

Why prints and originals get priced differently

The standard formula works well for one-of-a-kind pieces. For everything else, the math shifts in a way worth understanding.

Email 3

From Marco

Before the business, there was the craft.

The Business Side grew out of years of learning art the hard way. This is where it started, Marco's own origin story, from a rejected portfolio to professional illustration work for Disney. If you're building a practice worth pricing, it helps to understand the journey behind the person teaching you the business of it.