See this page and click on Price Tag at the bottom. I have these printed
just like business cards; they contain all the information that someone
might want about me, but also the piece info. As for how to hang them, you
can get a bunch of cheap clear plastic card holders at the office store,
slap a dot of Velcro on the back and hang them on your panels right beside
the piece.
If you design the price tag with a little "frame", they look nice enough; I
write the info of the piece neatly with black Sharpie. On glass framed
pieces I insert the card into the front corner just prior to tightening the
glass. I lose some during travel but rarely; they usually stay put. The
canvas pieces you talk about could have the holders I mentioned stuck to
your display right beside them. If you put a few price tags in there instead
of just one, people that are very interested can be encouraged to take one
with them.
Just one way to do it, anyway,
Maria
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Subject: Re: [artshow_photo] Pricing tag problem
But what are you using for price tags - I wanted started using the back of
business cards but man it looks ugly! Pricing every work on the lower right
just looks so awful. Maybe a small DOT with a price?
Melotte Photo Imagery
Photography With an Edge
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