The individual profiled here is a professional illustrator and designer with experience working with high-profile clients such as a national hockey federation, professional sports teams, and educational publications. As an instructor for six years at a college, they taught courses in design and illustration. They have personal projects like a hockey art collection and a digital platform specializing in world maps.
The main focus is on a digital art website developed to cater to ad agencies, marketers, and graphic designers. The site features high-resolution stock illustrations that can be downloaded upon purchase. The content is professionally created, with a secure e-commerce system and the capability to resell digital content multiple times. The business can be operated from anywhere with internet access and offers opportunities for expansion through additional content.
The website is fully operational but has not yet been marketed. Management requires minimal time for maintenance, estimated at around two hours per week, while most effort would be needed for marketing. The ideal operator is someone with expertise in promoting stock illustration.
The target customers include advertisers, art directors, and digital content users. Financials indicate that it's a new business being sold as digital assets only. The seller emphasizes their love for creating and building projects, expressing a desire to pass on the business to someone able to market it effectively, allowing them to pursue new creative endeavors.
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