'December Ducks' a 9x12 plein air gouache painting.
Monday, January 7, 2013
Oil Painters of America Blog Post!
I'm sharing a link to the Oil Painters of America's blog today. I would like to thank my good friend and great artist, John Potoschnick, who writes a wonderful blog in which he shares the art lives of other artists, through his very well thought out, and interesting to answer, questions. Click his name/link to visit his website. There is a link to his blog on the menu bar of the site.
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6 comments:
Marc, thank you for the link.
Your gouache is marvellous. It's my main medium in paintings. :)
Alex
Great article.
Your paintings always inspire me to shoot higher.
How do you have time to paint?
Are you bringing the plane to Oshkosh when you are done?
I have always hoped someone would get a group together to paint or do a workshop there.
The seaplane base would be interesting.
Thanks, glad to see a new post.
Always looking for these kinds of great content and information over the internet. Really very appreciating. Keep it up Thanks
I'm sharing a link to the Oil Painters of America's blog today. I would like to thank my good friend and great artist, John Potoschnick, who writes a wonderful blog in which he shares the art lives of other artists, through his very well thought out, and interesting to answer, questions
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Esty is a very wise move.
Galleries generally want to be known for selling the major pieces of artists. They can sell the larger more complex paintings, for larger commissions.
Direct sales of smaller works, studies, along with works that have been to galleries already and not connected with the right person, is good marketing on several levels.
Having a wider range of pieces at a wider range of price points opens the market for an artist's work to a wider range of collectors. This widening interest then drives up the value of an artist's major works.
A study for $150 might be ideal for the person who loves your work yet can't afford a $2,000 painting. Also, a study will appreciate over time just as well as a fully executed painting. Who would deny today that a Degas sketch, ébauche or pochade is not worth having?
Be sure to put a link on your blog's Gallery page to your Small Impressions site along with couple works that can currently for sale there.
it's very nice blog, keep wondorfull and sharing your blog.
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