Forget about the frame that displays your artwork. Think about some beautiful pictures of your work or even great process videos on how you come up with your creations. On The Artist Appeals podcast today, Erin Sparler helps you increase the perceived and actual value of your artwork. Erin shares tips and tricks on how to take quality photographs of your artwork. Listen in as she delves more into the actual photography process, the equipment to use, pricing, pros, and cons of each one of these and much more.
You will hear:
[02:18] How to stir a high perceived value of your work, by your prospects and end consumers.
[03:30] The various techniques that will help you present your artwork in the best of light.
[03:43] The upcoming presentation by Erin Sparler on photographing your artwork at the ArtBizJam 2019.
[04:49] Tips on how to create high-quality images to allow reproduction of your artwork into larger canvases.
[05:10] Why getting professional photography equipment is a necessary investment for artists.
[06:07] How to position your camera when using professional equipment to create high-quality images.
[06:30] How to operate your phone’s camera to take great shots of your creations.
[08:09] Why using ring holders on your phone when taking photographs eases the photography process.
[09:19] Why creating process videos of your artwork is vital.
[11:05] How to process images to create a lovely display of your work.
[14:06] The cons of using tripods when taking photographs of your artwork.
[16:23] How lousy lighting impacts on the overall presentation of your artwork.
[17:02] How to improve lighting in the photography process to create elegant images of your work.
[17:29] The cons of using artificial light in photography.
[20:49] The upcoming course on the seven-step system at The Artist Appeals.
[22:15] Tips on how to create a good portfolio of your artwork.
[27:19] Why having a write-up on process against your end product impacts on pricing and sales.
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