Selling on Society6


I started selling on Society6 in 2022. What’s nice about selling on Society6 is that it is passive income meaning you just really need to upload your designs and people will purchase your designs and Society6 does the rest of the work. I will explain more about how Society6works and what the experience of selling on Society6 is like in this blog post keep on reading below!



This blog post contains affiliate links to my Society6 designs meaning I get a small commission if you purchase from my links. Thanks for supporting a small business.

Selling on Society6 - What is it?


Society6 is an online marketplace where artists can upload their artwork, which is then printed on a variety of products such as art prints, home decor, furniture, phone cases, apparel, and more. It provides a platform for independent artists to monetize their designs by making them available for purchase on different items.


When a customer buys a product featuring an artist's work, Society6 handles the printing, packaging, and shipping, while the artist earns a percentage of the sale. Artists can choose which products they want their designs to appear on and set their own profit margin for art prints, but for other products, the profit margin is fixed by Society6.




The platform is popular with people looking for unique, creative, and trendy designs across various product categories, and it serves as a convenient way for artists to reach a broader audience without having to handle manufacturing and logistics.




What Products Can You Sell on Society6

There are lots of products and different categories of products that are sold on society six so there are really a lot of options for different types of products that you can sell as an artist. 




I recommend that you do your research and really decide what your art would look best on. You don't need to sell every single product that Society6 offers. Instead sell the products that make sense for your artwork and the customers who are interested in your art. 





I also recommend testing the product quality to ensure that it meets your standards. 

Here is a list of all of the different products that are offered on Society6

1. Wall Art:

  • Art Prints

  • Framed Prints

  • Canvas Prints

  • Tapestries

  • Posters

  • Wall Murals

2. Home Decor:

  • Throw Pillows

  • Throw Blankets

  • Rugs

  • Shower Curtains

  • Wall Clocks

  • Curtains

  • Furniture (benches, side tables, bar stools, etc.)

  • Duvet Covers

  • Comforters

  • Towels

  • Pillows and Pillow Shams

3. Tech Accessories:

  • iPhone Cases

  • Samsung Galaxy Cases

  • Laptop Sleeves

  • Laptop Skins

  • iPad Cases

  • iPad Skins

4. Apparel & Accessories:

  • T-Shirts

  • Leggings

  • Hoodies

  • Socks

  • Tote Bags

  • Backpacks

  • Face Masks

5. Stationery:

  • Notebooks

  • Stickers

  • Wrapping Paper

6. Furniture:

  • Coffee Tables

  • Credenzas

  • Bar Stools

  • Side Tables

  • Benches

7. Bedding:

  • Duvet Covers

  • Comforters

  • Pillow Shams

  • Bed Sheets

8. Lifestyle & Outdoor:

  • Yoga Mats

  • Water Bottles

  • Travel Mugs

  • Picnic Blankets

9. Kitchen & Dining:

  • Cutting Boards

  • Coasters

  • Serving Trays

  • Coffee Mugs

Again, you don't need to sell all of these products, just choose the products that are going to make sense and work best for your artwork and your customers who are interested in purchasing from you.

Click the button to see the products I offer in my Society6 store!


What I love about selling on Society6

I really love that. It is a print on demand website meaning all I have to do is upload my designs and follow the instructions on their website and Society6 does the rest of the work. Society6 does the marketing the advertising, they create the products, and do the printing. Society6 handles all the payments. They handle any refunds or exchanges if those happen, and they also handle the shipping, they ship all of the products, and package them and send them off to whoever ordered them from all around the World.


I find that selling on Soceity6 really feels like passive income because all I have to do is upload my design and Society6 does the rest of the work. 




I also love that Society6 has a variety of different products. They are also constantly updating and adding more products to their collection every year.


Society6 also has an affiliate program meaning you can share your affiliate links and receive an extra commission if someone makes a purchase from one of the links that you share. This is a great way to receive extra income and to share your links on your blog post in your Pinterest on your social media or to just share your product design with your friends and family. 




Things that I don't love about Society6

Since Society6 does a lot of the work, you only receive a small percentage of sales as an artist usually just a few dollars. This kind of sucks because some of their products are a couple hundred of dollars. But again, the trade-off is that this is passive income and you don't really need to do a lot of the work Society6 is doing most of the work. 


In 2023 Society6 recently changed that you have to pay $15 a month to receive more analytics or to upload additional designs. Originally you could upload an unlimited amount of designs and now to be able to upload an unlimited amount of designs. You have to pay the $15 a month.



Personally, I don't make a ton of sales on Society6, so right now I am choosing not to pay the $15 a month. I just take whatever sales that I make on Society6 as a nice bonus.


If you are like me and choose not to pay the $15 a month on Society6 and just have a free account like myself then you were able you'll only be able to upload 10 designs. 



10 designs doesn't seem like a lot but remember one design can be listed on so many different products that I have listed earlier in this blog post. Even with 10 designs, you have the potential to sell hundreds of different items. 



If you have any other questions about selling on Society6 or what selling on Society6 is like feel free to contact someone from Society6 by visiting their website below. 




You can check out my Society6 store by clicking on the button below. 

I Want to Be an Artist

I want to be an artist and I have wanted to be an artist ever since I was in Kindergarten. I came home with piles of crafts and colouring sheets that were plastered on my bedroom door as a kid. Wanting to be an artist doesn’t just have to be a dream!



If you want to go to art school - check out my art portfolio coaching -to help you make an art portfolio application that stands out and gets accepted!

I have always loved creating. I have always felt a spark while creating and known I wanted to be an artist. 

Jackie Partridge I want to be an artist

I know I am an artist. I went to school and did my undergrad in painting and drawing at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay - you can read about that here. 


I also did my Master of Fine Arts at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec. I am educated and trained to be an artist. When I make art I feel like I am an artist. 




Right now, I am not doing art on a full time basis. It’s hard because I love teaching and I enjoy it and I’m a great teacher and love my students. Most days I don’t feel fulfilled. 




But when I’m making art, writing about art or posting my art on social media, I feel so much happier. I am in a transition where my husband and I are trying to buy a house, to decide where we want to live and find work that we enjoy and that is meaningful to us. 

jackie partridge - i want to be an artist

As a teacher and artist I know I can work anywhere. That’s one of the reasons I want to be an artist.


As we prepare for this transition of me working as a teacher to switching to teaching part time after I have a baby - here is how I am preparing:


  • I am drafting and planning content. In the summer I filmed and my husband edited 12 youtube painting tutorials that could be released on my YouTube painting channel one per month- so that I have consistent content coming out. 

  • I also do this with the blogs that I have created so that I write 4-5 months of blogs and schedule them out ahead of time.

  • I started creating items that were easy to sell online and that are digital items that don’t need to be shipped like art teaching resources on Teachers Pay Teachers or my prints that are printed and shipped by Society6

  • I have spent a lot of time reading business books and taking courses to prepare myself for running a business on a full time basis

  • Lastly, I have spent a lot of time thinking and journaling about what I want my life to look like. Which is why I know I want to be an artist full time and not just on the evenings and weekends! 


How can you help me with this hopeful transition? You can share my work to your friends - here is the link to my shop you can share.


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Valentine’s day gift ideas for her


Valentine’s day is coming up. Here are some Valentine’s day gift ideas for her to help get you started! Valentine’s day gift ideas for her will help you choose the right gift to impress your special valentine. I have listed a bunch of ideas to help you choose the best Valentine’s day gift ideas for her. Check out the Valentine’s day gift ideas for her below! 

Valentine’s day gift ideas for her - make a handmade gift 

Nothing says, “I love you” like a handmade gift to show how much you care. You could make chocolates, chocolate covered strawberries, cookies, cupcakes, bath salts, bath bombs, candles, soap, a wood carving, knit a blanket …the list goes on and on. Think about a special talent you have and try to make a personalized gift around that. If you like painting you could try making a painting -feel free to check out my YouTube painting channel for beginners to paint a special landscape painting as a nice gift. You could even watch one of my tutorials as a fun date activity. Crack open a bottle of wine and paint along! 



Floral Cyanotype Printed Card

Valentine’s day gift ideas for her- the card 

You can make your own card or choose to write a personalized message on one of my cards. My cards are made with a cyanotype art print you can write on the back of the print and then it can be framed to be displayed in your home for years to come as a special memento. The following links are affiliate links meaning I get a small portion each sale. Thank you!

The Woodsy Pine Card

The Palm Leaf Beachy Card

The Floral Print Card

Daisy Cyanotype Card



Floral art 

Flowers are a traditional gift but think of how you can make them last forever. My blue cyanotype designs have a calming and minimalist look and feel to them.  Join my mailing list to save 15% on artwork -just fill out the box on the top of this link. You can purchase a cyanotype print of some flowers or greenery. Click the button below to take you to the cyanotype shop.


Floral and botanical designs

If your valentine likes flowers you can take a look at some of my popular cyanotype designs. Choose to have an artwork printed on a mug, T-shirt, sweatshirt or more! Click the button below to take you to the cyanotype print shop. 

Handmade paper art 

For someone with a minimalist design style you can select a piece of handmade paper art. Handmade paper has a beautiful and rich texture to it.  Head to the shop to see artwork by clicking on the button below! 


Art Commissions

Be sure to contact an artist a few months in advance (minimum) but have a look at this link if you would like an original artwork created by me to match your colour palette and suit your home decor. Click here to go to my commissions page. 



There are lots of Valentine’s day gift ideas for her that I have shared. Take the time to think and plan the perfect gift for your loved one. It’s never to early to plan for the next Valentine’s day! 



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10 Flower Prints Society6

Flower prints Society6 are a great and affordable option to add to your home. Flower prints Society6 come in both framed and unframed options. My cyanotype flower prints on Society6 are printed on wall art, home decor, office supplies, bedding and more! I have different cyanotype botanical prints available in my Society6 print shop but my favourite would be the daisies -flower prints Society6. 

Please note the links in this blog post are affiliate links meaning that I get a small commission for purchasing through these links. 

Check out my Flower Prints Society 6 - by clicking the button below! 


You can click any links to take you to purchase the flower print on Society6.

Flower Prints Society6 Home Decor

Daisy Wall Clock

Daisy Mini Print 

Daisy Recessed Frame Print 

Daisy Framed Mini Print 

Daisy Throw Pillow

Daisy Wallpaper

Daisy Coasters

Daisy Pillow Shams 



Other Popular Flower Prints on Society

Daisy Mug

Daisy Duffle Bag

Daisy Fanny Pack

Daisy Zip Pouch

Daisy V-Neck T-shirt

Daisy Wrapping Paper 



Again you can check out my Society6 Print Shop to check out my other designs and products! Just click the button below! 



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