I have not done this since 1991 when I spent a Saturday with some paintings I had done at an art fair. I remember then thinking it was not really a great way to spend a Saturday.I mean let's face it everyone is looking for a deal, an-as-of-yet-undicovered master who does not the realize the value of their own work so they can buy it cheap, keep it in a closet for a few years and then sell it for millions!
I am not sure how often it really happens, but that was my impression that saturday of the crowd and everyother crowd at an art fair I have been to since. How do they know more than the artist - sorry, another post I suppose!
My table is ready, my husband is ready now all I need is for me to be ready!
I am not sure how often it really happens, but that was my impression that saturday of the crowd and everyother crowd at an art fair I have been to since. How do they know more than the artist - sorry, another post I suppose!
My table is ready, my husband is ready now all I need is for me to be ready! I am ready, I am ready to spend a gorgeous Saturday morning with my husband enjoying a large McCafé, checking out all the neat things the other vendors make, but I'm not sure I am ready for much more than that! I enjoy talking about Viking Knit and meeting new people who are creative, I enjoy feedback about what I am doing - maybe this won't be so bad after all! I'll let you know - but man, I think my table is going to look pretty snazzy in the sunlight!
