Two weeks ago I had a table set up at the Farmers and Artisans Market on Crooked River Ranch to see if I could sell some of my paintings. But, no takers. Sometimes it takes a while to find your possible market. In the meantime, I thought I might be able to sell something smaller and less expensive. Our area attracts visitors, and we have many sites of interest to them. I did two post cards, roughly 4X6" (which is very small), of watercolor paintings of two places nearby, and I plan to do quite a few more....
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| This scene is Deschutes River Canyon on Crooked River Ranch, Oregon. It is actually behind my property and down a steep hill! |
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| This one shows The Three Sisters mountains, with a treeline in the foreground. Here's what my table looked like...  |
Lovely work good luck with sales!
ReplyDeleteYour postcards are wonderful, hope you find some buyers. Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scenery cards.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF xx
They're all beautiful. Keep trying and best of luck! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteMarie it can be difficult to sell art anywhere. Your idea of the post cards of your local area and putting the postage on them is a fantastic idea. The card are just beautiful. I had to look up where Crooked Ranch is. Have a beautiful day.
ReplyDeleteSo happy you got some smaller work done. They turned out great and maybe they will draw some customers the next time you go to the market. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! Selling is the toughest part. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteGood Luck with your sales Happy PPF
ReplyDeletemuch love...
yes, selling is not that easy Not for photo art either. :( I kike your postcards, good luck with selling them.
ReplyDeleteI am surprised there were no takers! Your artwork is exquisite! There's quite a postcard market out there right now. People send them to one another and have amazing collections.
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