Do words like "sales", "marketing", and "pricing" make you cringe a little when those words apply to the art you create?

You're not alone.

Creating art is such a personal thing. We put a lot of time, devotion, and love into our work. Even artists with experience in business can find it tricky to put a price on their work not to mention the myriad questions that come with presenting their work at a public show.

If you'd like to feel more confident about pricing and marketing your artwork, this workshop is for you.

During this live, 90-minute workshop, you'll learn:

• Sales and pricing trends from the 2023 Spring Show. Which types of items are most popular and at what prices?
• How to apply this information to selling your work at the 2023 Fall Show.

We'll also have a Q&A discussion to address other questions you might have. Creative ideas are especially welcome!

Cost: PHAC members free; Non-members $10

Note: Seating is limited and registration is required.

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTORS

Judy Murdoch is an artist, writer, and coach who has lived in the Park Hill Neighborhood for over 20 years. Judy has extensive experience in marketing having worked in advertising, consumer marketing, and as a small business marketing coach. She especially loves working with watercolor and gouache on a range of subjects from Mexican folk art to urban landscapes.

Anya McManis has spent the past 25 years working in visual media of some sort including graphic and web design, fine art, marketing and advertising. For the past 18 years she has been running AMCS Marketing, her creative agency while also developing her fine art career. Her paintings have been shown in galleries and exhibitions in Colorado and internationally in Italy and Canada.

Questions: Contact Judy Murdoch at judy@judymurdoch.com