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SOLD "Monarch" |
The week before an art opening involves a whirlwind of activity, when I'm cataloging paintings, labeling them, framing, and packing them to go. My studio is in shambles as I grab for tape, drop the box of eye hooks, and wrangle with wire. But once a show is hung, the studio eventually makes its way back to its normal state of assortments of new paintings being developed.
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SOLD "Pipers at Waters Edge" |
These are a couple of the small paintings I showed in my last art opening. These "mini" paintings are 6" x 6" images of critters and landscapes around St. Augustine, Florida, and they always fly off the wall. They're popular. While the bigger paintings attract lots of lookers, these little paintings sell.
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SOLD "Salt Water Marsh" |
Why? Because people aren't investing too much money in large paintings right now. Instead, they look for less expensive alternatives. I see other artists selling lots of notecards and prints. I'm selling these mini's 6 x 6 paintings like crazy. The nice thing about them is that they are original paintings, but they're the same price as larger prints.
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