How do I find local paintings?
That’s why we’ve encompassed 7 easy ways to find local art no matter where you are.
- Find art online. Browsing the internet is always a good way to start.
- Gallery Tours.
- Open Studios.
- Art Meet-Ups.
- Collectors Clubs.
- Local Art Universities.
- Local Art Fairs.
How do I sell my paintings locally?
Going Local: 5 Ways to Market Your Art in Your Community
- Hold Local Exhibits.
- Network with the Local Arts Community.
- Get in Touch With Businesses.
- Schmooze with the Press.
- Team Up with a Local Charity.
- How do you promote your artwork locally?
How do you price art by time?
Pay yourself a reasonable hourly wage, add the cost of materials and make that your asking price. For example, if materials cost $50, you take 20 hours to make the art, and you pay yourself $20 an hour to make it, then you price the art at $450 ($20 X 20 hours + $50 cost of materials).
How do I invest in paintings?
Do’s
- Remember – Investing in art is a long-term return investment option. Keep patience and it will pay off.
- Do your research well. Make sure you verify the origin of the painting/work of art.
- Feel free to ask as many questions as you want to the dealer/auction house about the painting/work of art.
How do you get into the local art scene?
How to get involved in your local art scene
- Art shows and festivals. Fees for those are usually low unless it’s a bigger show.
- Arts councils and other art organizations.
- Local shops.
- Facebook and other social media.
- Volunteer.
- Benefits:
Who will buy my paintings?
The best places to sell your artwork online to support your creative business.
- Etsy.
- Amazon.
- FineArtAmerica.
- Saatchi Art.
- UGallery.
- Shopify.
- TurningArt.
- Society6.
How much should an 8×10 painting cost?
Don’t jack the price of your 8×10″ paintings from $200 to $2000 overnight. Pros recommend a 10% rise in price to begin with. You can always consider going higher later, but if you go too high, you likely won’t get those lost customers back. Keep it real.