As artists, many of us resist being seen as a product. Art, especially when created with passion, might feel like it should be about pure expression, not something to be bought and sold. But here’s the paradox: when you share and sell your work, the line between creator and product starts to blur. Like it or not, both we and our art are often viewed as products. By not taking an active role in shaping our narrative or engaging in thoughtful marketing, we willingly—whether consciously or uncon...