I added a post yesterday about my newest painting experiment with pastel mat and showed you the stages. After I thought I was done, I still kept fooling with it and rubbing the pastel on the right side with more blue. As I did this a flaw in the surface began to appear. This flaw […]
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I have been experimenting with pastel pencils this week on a different surface. I wanted to offer something new in classes this year and also be able to have a class at World of Color Expo that would introduce participants to pastel painting. Instead of using velour, I used pastel mat as my support. This
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There are many aspects to pricing art. Alan Bamberger provides answers in the following article. We I have used his methods with much success. Let me know if you liked it. Steve http://www.artbusiness.com/artists-how-to-price-your-art-for-sale.html
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Your name is the primary way people find you. A readable name on your art work is one of the best marketing tools you have. USE IT! If people like your work and can read your name, it gives them a chance to find you on the web. If they can’t read your name,
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Here is an excellent article on making the most of your art shows. http://www.artbusiness.com/career.html We use shows as an opportunity to meet new people and expand Kay’s art career. We are always looking for new students for her pastel workshops. During art shows, we talk about Kay’s art and give people something to remember us
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