How will i sell my paintings?
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From the article "How to Sell Your Art or Creative Products" here are some tips you can better sell your paintings:\n\n1. Sell yourself - artists need to sell themselves, act confident before the gallery owners and before the buying public\n2. Find commission work\n3. Participate in shows and exhibitions\n4. Donate artwork to high traffic or high profile areas\n5. Use proven marketing techniques - create biographical CDs for distribution to collectors, create a website showcasing your works, and help educate your customers about your vision.
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Start by selling things from around your house. Books, movies, video games, clothing, whatever you have that is in good condition but you are no longer using. \n\nVisit the site below for beginner tips, good luck!
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Sell some of your stuff on ebay
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if you have atelent to make something that is saleable
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If you wanted to sell them you could try www.ebay.com
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HOW ABOUT SELLING STUFF ON EBAY!!\n\nSORRY I DON'T REALLY KNOW BUT GOOD LUCK
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You could open a shop but that could be high cost.\n\nHave you thought about offering the service TO other shops. Contact your gift shop, art shop, florists, choc shop etc and see if they would like to offer that service - you can collect and deliver. Minimal outlay until you get the clientale to justify a shop. As an artist you can create some nice looking poster or mock-ups and use these as displays for these outlets.
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Your question is technically spam...but try getting a free account at http://www.portfolios.com\n\nThey list companies like yours to sell art and do commissioned artwork.
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Hello, fellow painter--\n\nIf you are trying to do a body of work, you can try doing a theme.  Sometimes a theme can be based only on something as simple as a unifying color or unifying size of canvas/paper/frame.\n\nThemes don't have to be evident to anyone else, you can use it in your own head without ever disclosing it to anyone or using it as the title of the show, but you could if you wanted to.  Think Monet's haystack or lily pond series.  Van Gogh and those sunflowers.  Cindy Sherman always using herself as her own model.  Unity will also develop in your work as you go along with what's referred to as "voice".  You don't need to try and develop that style or voice, it is intrinsic to who you are as an artist.  For a painter it might take years for you to see that style in your own work, don't strive to create an artificial style unless you are a commercial artist.\n\nI think your background selling art might be a block for you.  Selling/packaging art for a market is a lot different than creating it.  To really create, really let go, you can't be at all concerned with the bottom line of sales.  Often what you like the best is the last to sell while the one you think is crap is the first one out the door.\n\nI deal with the marketing of my work after creating the work.  so, several months in the studio, when I have a body of work that is done, then I focus on great slides, documenting the series and then finding a venue to show it.  I don't create work to sell it but it does sell...you just can't let that desire to sell your work creep into the work because then you'll make crap.\n\nAnyway, I'll keep an eye out for your posts and try and help when I can!  Good luck on your show!
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You could put up adverts that you can make yourself in shops and local places or the bigger towns. Good time of year for that. One of my sisters used to do that and she just made her own wee posters with one of her paintings as an example and her telephone number. Try that and see.
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Sell on ebay - www.ebay.com\n\nAvon seller
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Contact a website designer to broadcast your works on the net. After that, you must find a place to show your paints to others that found your works on the net.
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E-bay\nDo you have a lot of it, are they sculptures or is it raw?\nOpen a my space page and you can put pics on it.
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You have four main routes to sell your cards. Sell them yourself at trade shows. Sell them as one lot. Sell off your collection piecemeal. Consign your collection to a dealer who will attempt to sell it for you. In any event, a collection your size will take a bit of time to sort through and sell. Give up the hope you will get half Beckett for anything you have. The card market is much softer than it was a decade ago and if you truly wish to depart with your beloved collection, be prepared to humble yourself to the reality you may get 15 percent of what you feel its valued.
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sell it 4 a fair price on ebay
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I'd recommend trying to sell your art work over the internet.  Get someone to help you set up a website or look for a group of international artists that you can join in their website.
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Well it looks like your off to a good start. Ebay is an excellent way to sell things. Good luck!