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Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 12:17 PM
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As some of you guys know, I've been doing a bit of drawing over the last few months. The photos of some of my work are above. After having many people tell me that I should be selling them, my questions to you are, What would people pay for them, and what would seem like a fair price? The majority of those shown above are already spoken for, but you get the idea. All are simply framed and ready for hanging. They are 11"x14", and there is a mixture of Charcoal, Pencil, and Pencil with Water, and all are on paper. All subjects are of regional interests. One other question is, should I offer them to SoWallers first on the message board. I am not sure that they are fancy enough for most of the big stuff displayed in galleries around here.
Just curious... (please don't try to sugar coat your opinions.)
:idontno:
Nice work S.J.
Local artists here would get any where from $100.00 to $300.00 per piece... if they are custom (done for the person IN the piece) double that .....
:lolabove:
jdarg
02-23-2007, 01:07 PM
Hmmm...such serious questions for a sunny day.;-)
Anyway, my simple answers (for what they are worth)-
Don't have any idea on price- have you browsed a few local galleries and compared prices on pieces similar in medium/size/style? Get some high and low numbers. Or ask artists that are selling.
After you have priced them, have a SoWal sale to test the waters. Do this a few days after the SoWal article hits the Sun, so you have max exposure. You have enough friends and aquaintances to get your sale rolling- people like to buy art from people they know or have art representing places they have visited.
Yes, they are "fancy" enough. :roll:
My favorite is the fifth one from the bottom, and if it for sale, can we buy it? I think we need an SJ original to add to my "fancy" permanent collection.....
Beachlover2
02-23-2007, 01:08 PM
Very nice!!!
RiverOtter
02-23-2007, 01:48 PM
1st...... you really drew those :cool: Very well done.
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Now........ draw a pic of Punzy :biggrin:
Beachbummett
02-23-2007, 01:53 PM
These are grayt SJ! :clap_1: :clap_1:
I recognize a lot of those people! Kelsey is beautiful as always! :wub: I love the one of the Seaside chapel! Is it sold yet?
When are you going to do a SoWal collage?! I think we would all buy one of those!!
Who knew you had so many talents SJ? I am still waiting on my scarf....I know you are knitting me one...I saw you doing it Friday night! ;-)
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:02 PM
These are grayt SJ! :clap_1: :clap_1:
I recognize a lot of those people! Kelsey is beautiful as always! :wub: I love the one of the Seaside chapel! Is it sold yet?
When are you going to do a SoWal collage?! I think we would all buy one of those!!
Who knew you had so many talents SJ? I am still waiting on my scarf....I know you are knitting me one...I saw you doing it Friday night! ;-)knitting season is about over, and that was actually a hat for Em. I will put you on the list but there are a few other people I still need to check off first.
Seaside Chapel is taken, but I plan on doing some more of the Chapel. The drawing of the Chapel was and experiment with some pencils washed with water, and was really fun to do, so I might try some more.
The ones of the sailboats on Hogtown Bayou are the only two which are not spoken for at the moment.
Thus far, I have only been drawing things that speak to my drawing hand, saying, "you have to draw me," but I might be open to taking on some other challenges like special requests. No pets though, their personalities are too difficult to capture. Any ideas for subjects?
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 02:04 PM
knitting season is about over, and that was actually a hat for Em. I will put you on the list but there are a few other people I still need to check off first.
Seaside Chapel is taken, but I plan on doing some more of the Chapel. The drawing of the Chapel was and experiment with some pencils washed with water, and was really fun to do, so I might try some more.
The ones of the sailboats on Hogtown Bayou are the only two which are not spoken for at the moment.
Thus far, I have only been drawing things that speak to my drawing hand, saying, "you have to draw me," but I might be open to taking on some other challenges like special requests. No pets though, their personalities are too difficult to capture. Any ideas for subjects?
RP
GK
Jabo
Red Bar
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:05 PM
1st...... you really drew those :cool: Very well done.
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Now........ draw a pic of Punzy :biggrin:How much is it worth, and in whose house are you going to hang it?
I think I might have to save a Punzy drawing for Skunky if I do something. I don't want to get in hot water with GB or Skunky. How about a nice one of GraytonBound? She is so skinny that it wouldn't take me much pencil. :funn:-- Skinny in a :wub: way. ;-)
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:06 PM
RP
GK
Jabo
Red BarThose are good, but who is Jabo?
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 02:07 PM
Skinny in a :wub: way. ;-)
Skinny and gorgeous!
kathydwells
02-23-2007, 02:07 PM
SJ, they are all very beautiful. I love them all. I have no idea about prices and such, but I sure would like to have an SJ original. You can draw me one of the hammock at the Villa's before it disappears!!!! ;-)
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 02:08 PM
Those are good, but who is Jabo?
drummer
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:10 PM
drummerIs this someone I know? I am terrible with pop culture trivia.
kathydwells
02-23-2007, 02:10 PM
drummer
S1, that is a very sweet avatar you have there. He is growing up fast. He just adorable!!!!
steele mama
02-23-2007, 02:10 PM
There was an artist at the lodge last weekend showing us some of her work. I showed her a pic of the boys together and she said she would charge $250 for a drawing of the picture because it was two subjects.
Your work is awesome!
steele mama
02-23-2007, 02:12 PM
I :wub: the pic of Hunter!
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 02:16 PM
Is this someone I know? I am terrible with pop culture trivia.
Sorry, I was trying to multi-task and type with one hand...
Jon "Jabo" Stark is the drummer who plays with the Red Bar jazz band and who used to play with James Brown. He would be a visually interesting character, and you could enjoy some good jazz while you're working.
RiverOtter
02-23-2007, 02:18 PM
How much is it worth, and in whose house are you going to hang it?
I think I might have to save a Punzy drawing for Skunky if I do something. I don't want to get in hot water with GB or Skunky. How about a nice one of GraytonBound? She is so skinny that it wouldn't take me much pencil. :funn:-- Skinny in a :wub: way. ;-)
Probably a better idea :biggrin:
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:18 PM
There was an artist at the lodge last weekend showing us some of her work. I showed her a pic of the boys together and she said she would charge $250 for a drawing of the picture because it was two subjects.
Your work is awesome!
:funn:I am currently working on one with 17 very recognizeable locals gathered together outside of the RedBar, and it is taking me forever to do. (I thought knitting took up a bunch of time. With the drawings, I complete them, let the rest, look at them again, and add or take away a little something, then, judge it again. :bang: With knitting a hat, I tie the final knot and I am done. :biggrin:) Anywho, last night, I was thinking about this drawing which is taking forever, trying to detail all of the people and instruments, and my thought turned into a question, would people pay more for a piece like this rather than one having only one subject? It is not much different from doing 10 individual subject drawings regarding the mental fatigue. In fact, I would rather do 10 individual ones.
RiverOtter
02-23-2007, 02:19 PM
Skinny and gorgeous!
I am still amazed at how I ended up with her :idontno:
RiverOtter
02-23-2007, 02:20 PM
drummer
I'm a drummer :cool:
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:21 PM
Sorry, I was trying to multi-task and type with one hand...
Jon "Jabo" Stark is the drummer who plays with the Red Bar jazz band and who used to play with James Brown. He would be a visually interesting character, and you could enjoy some good jazz while you're working.O, I C. I don't think I could draw in public -- much like me playing instruments and singing -- I save those for my house and privacy. I get stage fright. :blush:
steele mama
02-23-2007, 02:30 PM
I am still amazed at how I ended up with her :idontno:
We're ALL amazed!!! ;-)
Cheering472
02-23-2007, 02:33 PM
Nice work, you can see the artistry in your camera work. Love seeing it transfered to this form.
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 02:41 PM
I am still amazed at how I ended up with her :idontno:
Probably the sense of humor.
steele mama
02-23-2007, 02:46 PM
:funn:I am currently working on one with 17 very recognizeable locals gathered together outside of the RedBar, and it is taking me forever to do. (I thought knitting took up a bunch of time. With the drawings, I complete them, let the rest, look at them again, and add or take away a little something, then, judge it again. :bang: With knitting a hat, I tie the final knot and I am done. :biggrin:) Anywho, last night, I was thinking about this drawing which is taking forever, trying to detail all of the people and instruments, and my thought turned into a question, would people pay more for a piece like this rather than one having only one subject? It is not much different from doing 10 individual subject drawings regarding the mental fatigue. In fact, I would rather do 10 individual ones.
That original would cost a lot ($500)! Then you could do numbered prints which would be cheaper. A few years ago, Grayton Kid posed for a photographer and the framed pictures sold for $800 at Seaside. Those were just photographs. :shock:
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 02:52 PM
That original would cost a lot ($500)! Then you could do numbered prints which would be cheaper. A few years ago, Grayton Kid posed for a photographer and the framed pictures sold for $800 at Seaside. Those were just photographs. :shock:Hey, I have a camera...:idea::scratch: We could make GK infamous. What does he charge to model?
steele mama
02-23-2007, 03:00 PM
Hey, I have a camera...:idea::scratch: We could make GK infamous. What does he charge to model?
I think he got jams and snorkel out of that deal. I got some good prints though!
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 03:06 PM
Hey, I have a camera...:idea::scratch: We could make GK infamous. What does he charge to model?
Sometimes he makes $75 and hour and sometimes he'll work for breakfast. But I'm sure he'd cut you a deal. ;-)
steeleing1
02-23-2007, 03:07 PM
I think he got jams and snorkel out of that deal. I got some good prints though!
Nope, he made some dough, too.
jdarg
02-23-2007, 03:07 PM
Probably the sense of humor.
Hers or his?:lol:
Beachmom
02-23-2007, 04:36 PM
Hers or his?:lol:
JDarg.....You're supposed to be cleaning!!:funn: Oh yeah...so am I:biggrin:
SJ- pricing is one of the hardest things to me. Every painting that I do has an emotional attachment for me. No real words of advice on that one, ask Lisa-at-the-beach maybe:idontno:
One thing I do know...don't overwhelm yourself with custom stuff. You were right when you said you had to feel it. Once things stop coming from your heart, the funn goes too. Do what you love, you already have a job:cool: :biggrin:
BTW...they are REALLY GRAYT!!!:wub:
Johnrudy
02-23-2007, 06:38 PM
They are amazing! Love all of them. :clap_1:
Smiling JOe
02-23-2007, 06:48 PM
SJ- pricing is one of the hardest things to me. Every painting that I do has an emotional attachment for me. No real words of advice on that one, ask Lisa-at-the-beach maybe:idontno:
One thing I do know...don't overwhelm yourself with custom stuff. You were right when you said you had to feel it. Once things stop coming from your heart, the funn goes too. Do what you love, you already have a job:cool: :biggrin:
Thanks for the advice. I hear you regarding emotional attachment, as I, too, have that connection with each of my drawings, and with everything I knit. The attachment isn't so much with the piece itself, but rather with the energy of that subject, as the piece unfolds. It can be said that a photograph captures time while a drawing captures the mind. -- I think this is equally or more true for the person behind the lense or pencil.
Yeah, scratch what I said about the custom stuff. You are so right and I already knew this. Glad to get some reinforcement on that thought.
RiverOtter
02-23-2007, 06:53 PM
Probably the sense of humor.
Nope, I used to be cool (I am a drummer :cool: ), skinny, and good looking :biggrin:
pgurney
02-23-2007, 07:09 PM
Extremely nice work SJ, you are very talented. :clap_1:
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