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Should I sell my photographic art in limited editions, or not? |
I am an emerging photographic artist starting to sell my work through art shows, the web and possibly some galleries and am debating whether to sell it in limited editions. Let me explain my work; it starts as an original photograph, but after much digital rendering, the finished piece looks like an oil painting and is initally presented as a giclee print on a large canvas. If I go with limited editions, I鈥檓 thinking of offering editions totalling 100 signed and numbered giclee prints. These editions would be comprised of prints of varying dimensions; ie: 8鈥漻11鈥? 11鈥漻15, 16鈥漻22鈥?and, of course, the large canvas; all within the same edition. Any opinions on this approach? I鈥檝e seen it done elsewhere, so I鈥檓 thinking it might work. On the other hand, should I even limit my editions? I've had advice that I should just sign the prints and not number them. That would certainly be a lot less work for me, but in trying to become collected as a serious artist, is it a viable approach You could try limited editions on a few of your very best. As you become better known and your work is recognized you should go to all limited editions. Yeah? You should it will cost more expensive than usual! I'm trying to decide myself on what to do. I'm thinking about offering the largest print as limited editions. But the smaller prints would be open ended but signed, dated, and titled. Have you talked to any art reps or galleries yet? |
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