Yup, that Autism walk thing was today and I had a booth with thirty pieces of art, a few times sales were flying and when it was all said and done I sold 26 of them.
Among the ones sold.
-Wheels
-Chips off the old block
-San Marino: The paper city
-Bed in the clouds
-Arrows
-Box Minimal
-Organica
-The Artist Disturbed
-ect…
Over 500 dollars profit, in just about 4 hours, some other people wanted to buy some too but they didn’t have any money. Overall a very successful day, and more then you may have expected:yes:
Good job. I was thinking about doing a few pieces for the art gallery that is a block away, but I don’t know what do to that people will buy. It’s all like old farm house pics in there now haha.
hey CD , why don’t you have a portfolio , i have seen only 3 renders of yours !
the dragon between the marble [liked it , it’s simple and uniquly stylied ] , and two abstract scenes
i’m looking at the old threads of yours to see some of your work
PS :- please don’t revive any old threads guys …
Photo paper, cheap, and high quality. Then me and my teacher take them to a local store called Hobby Lobby and they mat them, then we get the frames and frame them and get them ready to hang.
DynaVox Technologies and Mayer-Johnson
Starkey, Inc.
Epilepsy Resource Connection
Arrowhead West, Inc.
Child Start, Inc.
ResCare Kansas
Discovery Toys
Independent Living Resource Center
KETCH
Pampered Chef
Kansas Windmill Press
Bolin Music
Farmers Insurance Group
Art of Healing
Heartspring Autistic Artist Adam Freesen
I’m the last one on the list, interesting how they mispelled my last name:confused:
They also seem to bunch Asperger’s people as Autistic, I don’t have the severe variety.
@bigbad: you’re getting way too predictable. What do you hope to accomplish by being so negative? Has it worked in the past? Ever?
@Cyborg Dragon: good job. Next time, get them to spell your name right. Save a copy of the program or catalog and a photo of the booth (if there was one) for your portfolio, along with a list showing which pieces were displayed (with prices) and which ones were sold.
Take your portfolio around and introduce yourself to all the other art gallery owners or managers in the city (not just the one you go to now) and leave your contact information. Your life story may get you an invitation to do a show somewhere, and the catalog will introduce you as “autistic” in a non-threatening way. People buy the artist as much as they buy the art, especially collectors.
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