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Marketing for Introverts

A masterclass in shy-person-friendly-self-promotion. There are easier ways to get eyeballs on your work as an illustrator in 2026!

Wednesday 7th October 1 pm UK timeĀ 

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In this free workshop, you’ll learn:

  • Ā Talk about how to promote your illustration work without the ickĀ 
  • Spot hidden opportunities that you might’ve been overlooking
  • Play the Marketing for Introverts Bingo - oooo!

JOIN THE PARTY!

Introvert-friendly, so you can keep your camera off, obvs.

Who It’s For

This workshop’s perfect for you if you:

🚢 Call yourself a freelance illustrator, artist, or creative business owner (or want to)

🚢 Secretly (or not-so-secretly) avoid the ā€œmarketing sideā€ because it feels scary or boring

🚢 Want to get your creative work out there without having to film your face or do little dances to feed the algorithm

🚢 Are curious about how other illustrators actually do the marketing things and make money from them

You're not alone

If you nodded along, you’re in exactly the right place. TheĀ Marketing For IntrovertsĀ workshop was made just for you.

Who’s running this workshop?

We’re Tania, Katie & Helen, the captains of The Good Ship Illustration. Between us, we’ve spent decades (80+ years last time we counted) building our own illustration careers, working with snazzy clients and publishers all over the world.

We also know how confusing and overwhelming the business and marketing side of illustration can feel. We’ve been there, got the t-shirts too… posting every day, yelling into the void and wondering howwww everyone else was making it work.

That’s why we put this free workshop together! To show you that you’re not behind, you’re not doing it wrong, and there really are a load of strategic and gentle ways to get your work in front of people who might like to hire you.

Tania, Katie and Helen standing smiling in front of an upturned boat, with 'the good ship illustration atlas' written above our heads.