ХУДОЖНИК, КОТОРЫЙ УМЕЕТ ПРОДАВАТЬ: Как оставаться собой и зарабатывать | Max13 (Максим Торопов)

▪️ Slava Shuklin (MySiberia) VK: https://vk.com/shuklinslava Instagram*:   / shuklinslava   Telegram: https://t.me/shuklinslavabrand YouTube:    / @shuklinslava   Zen: https://dzen.ru/shuklinslava RuTube: https://rutube.ru/channel/62085731/ ▪️ Max13 (Maxim Toropov) Instagram*:   / maxthirteen   ✅ PRODUCTION https://ms-prod.ru/ ✅ SIBERIAN GIFTS http://mysiberiawear.com/ Meta* is a banned organization in the Russian Federation ---------------------------- Today My guest is Max13 (Maxim Toropov), a Moscow street artist. He's painted BMWs and collaborated with T-Bank and Medialiga. He's currently suing those who stole his designs and are printing T-shirts. We talked about the Russian art market, how to break out of the underground and into commercial production, and what happens if you just sit in your studio. Max talked about how he spent 20 years searching for his own style, why big brands come to him without making edits, and what to do when an "established artist" borrows your elements. We also touched on neural networks: is it art or not? An honest conversation about creativity, money, and how to stay true to yourself. ---------------------------- 00:00 — What's the episode about? Who is Max 13 01:39 — What's happening with the Russian art market now 02:46 — How to go from underground to commercial and still be yourself 03:50 — Why social media is an artist's main tool 04:46 — "If you draw for your desk drawer, no one will know about you" 05:13 — Why an artist should open a bar 05:44 — A bar as a creative hangout and networking site 07:17 — How many years has Max been painting 07:39 — Who directed him 08:34 — Two degrees: pedagogical and fabric design 09:26 — How he sells his works now and what difficulties he faces 10:36 — The "30 Days, 30 Works" Challenge 11:24 — What is his style? 13:18 — How the artist talks about his work 14:07 — Art rollers and large canvases: how they fit together 15:09 — How to develop further Style 15:38 — Does an artist need an art dealer? 16:47 — Why aren't you tied to one gallery? 17:23 — Solo exhibitions: how many there have been and why they are needed? 18:34 — An exhibition as a way to look at yourself from the outside 19:48 — Collaborations with big brands 20:44 — How brands find artists and why they trust their style 21:43 — Negative experiences: working without a contract and backtracking 22:51 — Recipes for unsuccessful collaborations: how to avoid them 23:35 — Trusting relationships vs. a contract with a big brand 24:15 — What to do when a client starts pestering you with edits 25:08 — How to make a style scalable to any media 25:54 — Copyright lawsuit: design stolen and now printing t-shirts 27:02 — Instructions for artists: what to do if your work is stolen 28:04 — Should you contact Lawyers or Peacefully? 28:53 — Copyright in Russia: Just Getting Started 30:37 — The Kosmoskont Exhibition: What's Going on There 31:28 — When an "Established Artist" Steals Someone Else's Style 32:26 — Why an Artist Should Participate in Large Exhibitions 33:14 — Experience with a Solo Exhibition in Germany 33:58 — Comparison: Collectors in Europe and Russia 34:44 — Who Are Collectors and Why Do They Buy Art? 36:13 — An Artist's Personal Brand Without Courses or Mentors 37:04 — What to Show on Social Media and What to Leave Behind 38:10 — Feedback and Inspiration from Followers 39:27 — Neural Networks in an Artist's Work 39:48 — Why an On-Demand Image on Canvas Is Not Art 40:52 — Brands Are Moving to Living Artists 41:33 — Where Max Is Heading: Goals and Path 42:17 — Talk about goals or do them in silence 42:43 — Challenge as a social contract with yourself #artist #art #artwork #sales #promotion #neuralnetwork