I would like to get some honest opinion's about them
I sell a 8X10 for 20.00 -how do you think my pricing is to low to high just right?
Do you think they are worthy of being on a wall- I mean I like them but do you I mean would you honestly hang them on your wall ( don't be afraid of hurting my feelings I need to know if its worth it to list them )
Selection of prints-How many should I have up at one time
I cant think of more to add but feel free to tell me..
and should I add photography that's more than just toys like landscape old barns and houses ( the other things I enjoy )
Here are some of the pictures
I would guess that artwork is always a hard sell. Maybe you could find some other Etsy photographers and question them.
ReplyDeleteI've seen/experienced similar difficulties trying to sell nice handmade items, even though mine are often less expensive than many I see in other shops that seem to be doing a thriving business. I'm beginning to think the key is to have a shop that is more focused, less general. Somehow if there's a lot of assorted vintage stuff mixed in with the handmades and/or original artwork, buyers are more wary of it. I think they need that "boutique" feel to justify parting with their money. That's my current theory, anyway.
By the way, I hope you can get Josh to do a tutorial here on how to put watermarks on your artwork! No one I ask seems to have any clue how to go about it.
I love it, and I think it is great, I wonder if the size is part of the issue?
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of the pictures I have on my walls, and other than portraits of the kids, I have small, like 3x5 and 5x7 pictures, and big 11x 14 or larger.
Would you feel like it was too much offering options for sizes?
And I LOVE your water photo, lovely!!
i love your photos so much Vanessa! Keep up the good work! I am hoping they will take off for you really soon :)
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