Hello,
I've been accepted into my first fine art show at the end of January 2022 and I have a few logistical questions that I'd love some advice on!
1. When a customer purchases a framed photograph, do you bring multiples of each print with extra fram
Read more…I have for sale some mixed new/ used, various size (Gallery Pouch) bubble bags made for storing and transporting framed art. The are heavy duty and somewhat ridged. They are excellent for the job the were designed for. Most of the larger ones have ve
Read more…Does anyone have any tips for protecting framed prints in print bins from damage? I've had luck selling work already framed (smaller work) and placing them in a print bin for sale but noticed last show that many of the frames and plexi got scratched
Read more…My first show with my drawings is in a week and a half. I am making all my own frames because the wood is free. I ordered glass in bulk and everything is going swimmingly, until I started putting everything together.
What do you use to back the pictu
Read more…Hi, I dont know how many of you do your own framing but I am looking for a supplier for picture frame mouldings, I prefer to work with wooden frames and have come to realise it is very expensive to have my works professionally framed outside of me do
Read more…Hi, all. I've been doing something my engineer ex-husband calls "accelerated life testing" on my new show setup. My tent, walls, and artwork have been all set up out in my back yard continuously for a little over a month now. We've had several days o
Read more…I kind of make my collages with the mat being the crucial element that crops just what I want to see. But, the window of some of my small pieces is a mere 5' x 7', hard to zero in on just that and crop it just right. Sometimes, the art extends ont
Read more…Several years ago I started trying to sell my photography and I purchased an Epson 2200 printer. I loved the freedom of being able to print archival prints without using a lab or darkroom, but I soon ran into the problem of a lack of picture frames
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