Trading Art: Art in your pocket

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While I anxiously was looking for a paycheck from someone today, I intentionally stayed close to home to wait for the mail lady to arrive. The paycheck didn’t come, but… my artcards did.

They came in an average tannish orange, bubble-wrapped lined envelope from ArtWanted.com. Pretty much they were everything I was expecting. Nice glossy finish. Nice feel in your hand. Not the heaviest stock card in the world but sturdy and resistant to bending. They also came in a nice little plastic case perfect for carrying them with you.

The colors were dead on with the file I had uploaded which is nice to see. I had chosen my painting “storm daisies” because of it’s bright colors.

Here is the email of the proof that I had received as well. I guess there was only a turn around of 10 days since I had been emailed my proof.

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I am contemplating selling a few of these via the artcardswanted.com site to see how they do. If anything, they make a nice way to promote your artwork and give value to your work in a tangible way. I look forward to giving away a few too.

2 Responses to “Trading Art: Art in your pocket”

  1. February 12th, 2007 | 11:56 am

    They look good. Thanks for the update.

  2. February 12th, 2007 | 11:57 am

    I just got the chance to give the first one out. They double as a business card for me…lol.


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