Once you've done a great job cleaning up your work (begone, stray lines), you can start looking at your options to sell your art online.
Etsy: Tips for Selling Fine Art https://etsy.me/1D58Tzc
Society6 instructions: https://blog.society6.com/start-to-finish-how-to-sell-your-artwork-on-society6/
Printful: https://www.printful.com/blog/how-to-start-an-online-store-with-printful/
These are ones that I have worked with.
Etsy
Etsy is cool because you can have your own store while paying relatively little. You pay Etsy a bit to list the piece (every time) and you pay them if you sell something (every time).Etsy: Tips for Selling Fine Art https://etsy.me/1D58Tzc
Society6
Society6 does most of the work (and takes most of the money)Society6 instructions: https://blog.society6.com/start-to-finish-how-to-sell-your-artwork-on-society6/
Print on Demand
Printful is a company that links up with Etsy and other stores so that if you get an order, Printful will actually make the thing by fulfilling the order and shipping it on your behalf. It's pretty neat.Printful: https://www.printful.com/blog/how-to-start-an-online-store-with-printful/
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