Recently I made the decision to publish limited edition prints of some of my favorite paintings. Now I love original art and there's nothing quite like the original. The question has been raised if prints dilute the value of the original. I would suggest just the opposite viewpoint; when the "demand" for a particular painting increases, the original becomes more valuable. Offering prints gives me the artist the chance to offer the same art at different price points. It also allows me to offer work that is otherwise not available. As an artist that gives me great joy. The piece here is called "Abiding Presence". The original is 40x60 and hangs in my living room (not for sale). The print however is for sale and is available from the web site or in the studio (8x10 prints are matted to 11x14 and retail for $48). Check out the site for the other eight titles that are available.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Prints...
Recently I made the decision to publish limited edition prints of some of my favorite paintings. Now I love original art and there's nothing quite like the original. The question has been raised if prints dilute the value of the original. I would suggest just the opposite viewpoint; when the "demand" for a particular painting increases, the original becomes more valuable. Offering prints gives me the artist the chance to offer the same art at different price points. It also allows me to offer work that is otherwise not available. As an artist that gives me great joy. The piece here is called "Abiding Presence". The original is 40x60 and hangs in my living room (not for sale). The print however is for sale and is available from the web site or in the studio (8x10 prints are matted to 11x14 and retail for $48). Check out the site for the other eight titles that are available.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Giving thanks
The afternoon before Thanksgiving is usually a pretty quiet time here at The Factory. Today has been no exception. I just had a customer who is a musician. She and I were comparing notes (no pun intended) on our professions which prompted me to ponder. Being a successful professional artist is one of my "biggies" when it comes to giving thanks. I get to come to work and do what I love to do. And working full time at my art has not spoiled the love I have for it. Another big "Thank you!" Then there's the people who make it possible: friends, family, and customers who support and encourage me on the journey. To you I say "Thank you!" Oh so much to be thankful for. Let's agree to not get caught up in the negatives of the day, but to remember and give thanks for all of the positives. May you and yours be blessed this Thanksgiving Day.
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