Pay a small premium to Fine Art America and you get another art website thrown in. The main reason for paying the annual fee though was to have more art and cartoons available for print on demand.
For a wider variety of other kinds of merchandise, please visit my slightly better looking (than it was before) store on Zazzle.
And, nearer the time, I’ll post a reminder of the craft fair I’m attending in December (hopefully the first of many – hence creating so many small artworks).
is hard enough as it is, photographing, scanning, logging each entry by support, medium, year, materials used and so on – as well as adding images. Trying to track earlier works of art which form part of an artist’s journey is even more challenging when requests fall on deaf ears. Have now given up trying but it’s a lesson learned.
I ask a business request (three times over a period of more than 12 months, so hardly demanding or unreasonable – though you’d never have thought so from the various emails berating me with even a voicemail about devils. Sheesh. Continue reading
