This is the second part of our podcast about the best ways to present your artwork. In this part, we cover more of the physical side of presenting your art rather than sharing it virtually on social media.
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Some of the things we discuss about presenting your artwork
- Try virtually framing your art to test out ideas
- Sandra recommends going to a professional framer and she explains why
- Thoughts on choosing frames and mounts
- Ideas on picking out colours from your paintings or where your painting will hang
- Types of glass for paintings
- Ideas for posting out your art when you sell it so your buyer loves it
- Packaging up your art – Sandra gives an important tip on packaging oil paintings
- Thoughts on business cards and email lists
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This week’s creative question
What is your favourite art-related joke?
The best answers will be read out on a future podcast.
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Great ideas as always, its amazing how much of a difference a well presented woek can make. I second your idea to do a podcast on marketing your work. I am getting to the point where I need to set up a website and etsy store … but there seems to be so many moving parts, I don’t know where to start.
I think we all know that feeling. It’s a bit of a laborious process. Sandra and I recently did our websites so we know the feeling – good luck