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  • Randy O'Brien September 24, 2011 at 11:46pm
    Thanks, these are great suggestions.  Jury image is what I had in mind.  I was wondering how much of the top I could crop off.  I'm going to try all these suggestions.  I especially like turning the pedestals sideways.  I do have more Pro Panels, Larry.  I think setting up the booth in my backyard when it was 100 degrees influenced my thinking process too much.  I wanted a little airflow with the mesh panels. It didn't help, it was still very hot in there.
    • Ann Marie Crosmun > Randy O'Brien September 25, 2011 at 12:24pm
      If you are asking about jury photos--keep in mind that any logo or name cannot be visible to the jury. They specifically state that in applications.
      • Loretta Pressley > Ann Marie Crosmun September 25, 2011 at 1:54pm

        Opps, I'm sorry. I am quite new to this and have never had to do one for a jury photo.  So all of this is good information for me.

  • Loretta Pressley September 24, 2011 at 11:37pm
    I don't see you name or logo.  I would do something with so much white space on your cubes, even if it was a wide zig=zag or a large arrow pointing to your piece. Something to make it look more lively.
  • Larry Berman September 24, 2011 at 8:03pm
    Feedback on your booth as at a show or as a jury image?

    For a jury image, the pedestals are nice and I like the tier arrangement but they should be larger in the back with the larger pieces. The pedestal fourth from the front on the left side is out of place and you can't see the piece on it. Also crop three quarters of the top off to eliminate the white sky. If you have more Pro Panels, do the entire booth with them or maybe hang large photographs of your best pieces on the white walls to make the booth look fuller.

    Larry Berman
    http://BermanGraphics.com
    412-401-8100
  • Ann Marie Crosmun September 24, 2011 at 6:45pm
    Could you set up a few of your bowls or plates, up on end? It will add a touch of visual excitement and variety. Don't be afraid of angles, turning pedestals sideways.... just a thought. Ann Marie
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