Beach Glass Treasure

I went to my first art show in November 2017, Avant-Garde in Strongsville, OH which received over 1200 patrons and close to 80 vendors. Sadly, I did not sell any of my art 😞 I did receive custom painting orders ! I want to share ten things as a guide for others' when they approach this to help you prepare better and ease any stress! This post contains affiliate links. When clicked and a sale is made I earn a commission from that sale! 1.       The dimensions that are given for a booth or table never usually mention anything about height.... therefore, think NYC real estate.... bring a step stool and throw another table cover over it or put your easel on top of the table along with other leveling ideas....whatever you do....do not just lay your artwork flat!   2.       Bring a table cover that will cover the table completely and both sides! I didn't have this problem but walking around I could see all the clutter under other artist's tables and

A professional artist doesn't have to go to traditional art school to be deemed as a professional in the world of art. The art world is a business, sure viewing art is a pleasure and creating art might be a hobby for some. Being established through a mission, vision, goals, and actually selling your art once you create it means that you no longer are doing it just because its a hobby or majored in art during college and your student loan repayment bills are stacking up. Sharing your art with the world, not being scared of others critiquing your artwork, receiving that first sale, and delivering beyond any expectations are not "newbie" moves, they are part of a what makes a professional artist. I want to share my professional art journey with you as it's been a rocky road, hopefully inspiring others to not give up on becoming a professional artist. -This post contains affiliate links. When clicked and a sale/service is rendered, I receive a small commission at