The second piece from the left I embellished with 1 inch glass mirrors, but when captured digitally they appear to be black squares. I also added colored glass rhinestones which appear as little black dots.
I really need help!!!
Hello I'm Sherina and new to the forum and I have a ton of questions that I think could be addressed in a art business forum, so I think this is the correct place. I'm a pastelist self-taught and I'm thinking about having a solo art exhibit in late spring or early summer. The thing is I won't be selling my originals, but I want to sell quality Giclee prints.
The problem is that I'll have 24 pieces of work on display from 32 x 40 up to 40 x 60. I know there large, but I just can;t seem to create anything on a small scale and trust me I've tried. I totally get creative block.
The company that I have used in the past to create my Giclee's suggested that I offer each piece in 3 different sizes. Not to mention the other 14 images that I need to have captured digitally at $75.00 apiece before they can be transposed into giclee's.
The problem is the cost I'd incur. I don't have thousands of dollars to invest in that many giclee's, and I don't know any other artist that I could invite to participate and share the cost. So I'm wondering if anyone here has a better idea?
Then I have to find a location, provide appetizers and beverages, and have monies for some type of promotional things like exhibition invitation cards, which I could probably do from my computer on some good card stock paper. Please I'm open to any and all ideas and thank you in advance. I'm going to try and upload some images of my work, so you can have an idea of what I create.
Attachments
1 - 3 of 6 Posts
Gosh George, you sure know how to take the wind outta my sail dude. Sounds like I may need to have a fundraiser of some sort. I'm sure you meant well dear. I honestly didn't think 20 - 24 pieces were a lot. Ok, I'll certainly take your advice into consideration. A year really is too long but Thanks again
1 - 3 of 6 Posts
