Last week, Tricia Elliott, a therapist friend, opened a new office for her counseling practice and wanted to use my artwork to decorate it. She knows about my desire to paint more regularly and start selling my work. Plus, she admires and enjoys my art. How could I refuse such an offer, right?
So, I gathered together the following three pieces for right now:
Yellow Speaks
Oil on Board
9x12
It's Not Easy Being Blue
Oil on Board
9x12
I have another 9x12 that I'm reworking and three 8x10 pieces that I'll post once I get frames.
The next things on my list include :
Fruit with Vessels
Oil on Board
9x12
Oil on Board
9x12
Oil on Board
9x12
I have another 9x12 that I'm reworking and three 8x10 pieces that I'll post once I get frames.
The next things on my list include :
- Mounting tags with title and price for each work
- Printing a business card
- Writing an artist statement
I have been reading up on artist statements online; however, I earned some Borders Bucks from Borders.com and purchased I'd Rather Be in the Studio
by Alyson Stanfield for some more specific help with this and other art-sales strategies. It has gotten good reviews. Perhaps I'll do a review next month.
by Alyson Stanfield for some more specific help with this and other art-sales strategies. It has gotten good reviews. Perhaps I'll do a review next month.
