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How much is your art worth?

How do you respond when a prospective buyer is interested in buying your art?

Do you pick some obscene number and never make any sales, do you undercut yourself and let your hard earned work slip away for much less than it cost you to make it?

What costs go into a work of art.

• material costs
• studio costs
• education costs
• overhead for storage
• marketing/gallery fees?

The almost impossible to quantify amount of what your talent is worth?

Do you keep these things in mind? The artist, Ben Zoltak, explains very well how to weigh these factors and bargain like a professional who know s there value

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