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* Title: Art Fairs: 10 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started (Artist Organized) * Author(s) name(s): Michelle Geromel, Artist Organized * ASIN: B007ELK936 * Publisher: Artist Organized * Publication date: February 27, 2012 * Format: Kindle * Description: Thinking about starting art or craft fairs? But not sure how to start? Then this book is for you. This How-To book is packed full of ideas on ways you can get started doing art and craft fairs/ festivals, and ways you can use what is around your house, or borrow from a friend to enhance your booth.
This book reviews what is probably your biggest art fair purchase - the tent and walls. As well as smaller purchases, like print racks and marketing material. And talk about the things you might want to create or bring with you to your art fair - such as a contact list, and a way to accept credit cards. (If you don’t have a contact list, don’t worry, the Appendix provides a sample.) This book also discusses the submission process, preparing for your art show, and the display as well as the dynamics of a festival booth. The Appendix includes sample art fair booth setups, for both artisans, crafters and painters. And includes ideas for both middle and corner row booths. The Appendix also includes a 2 page check list of things to have and bring with you when doing a day or weekend art or craft festival. * Link to cover on a NON-BOOKSELLER: http://artistorganized.com/wp-content...
* Title:
Art Fairs: 10 Things I Wish I Knew When I Started (Artist Organized)
* Author(s) name(s):
Michelle Geromel, Artist Organized
* ASIN:
B007ELK936
* Publisher:
Artist Organized
* Publication date:
February 27, 2012
* Format:
Kindle
* Description:
Thinking about starting art or craft fairs? But not sure how to start? Then this book is for you. This How-To book is packed full of ideas on ways you can get started doing art and craft fairs/ festivals, and ways you can use what is around your house, or borrow from a friend to enhance your booth.
This book reviews what is probably your biggest art fair purchase - the tent and walls. As well as smaller purchases, like print racks and marketing material. And talk about the things you might want to create or bring with you to your art fair - such as a contact list, and a way to accept credit cards. (If you don’t have a contact list, don’t worry, the Appendix provides a sample.) This book also discusses the submission process, preparing for your art show, and the display as well as the dynamics of a festival booth. The Appendix includes sample art fair booth setups, for both artisans, crafters and painters. And includes ideas for both middle and corner row booths. The Appendix also includes a 2 page check list of things to have and bring with you when doing a day or weekend art or craft festival.
* Link to cover on a NON-BOOKSELLER:
http://artistorganized.com/wp-content...