Even the most prepared artist cannot avoid an occasional wash-out. With all my best preparations, I got stuck (literally) in the worst rain storm last weekend. I was very excited for the Smith Mountain Lake Art and Wine Festival. I was aware rain was in the forecast; however, this was the type of event where … More When The Bottom Falls Out
Craft Fair Survival Guide As I quickly approach my busy art show season, I have been reflecting on lessons learned during my five years in the circuit. I hope to offer a little advice to newbies, and items to help you get through the sometimes grueling weekend. Most artists who set up weekend after weekend … More Craft Fair Survival Guide
Affordable and Portable Art Show Tables When I began selling at art shows five years ago, I was determinedly to fit my entire set up in my Subaru Legacy. I have since expanded to a slightly larger car; but, it is still a car. Being a jeweler, I know it is much easier to travel … More Portable Art Show Displays
Solo Camping I just completed my fifteen hour drive from my Michigan trip. I logged forty-five hours in the car, completed two art shows, built two tables and visited family and friends. To save money, I decided to camp for the Marquette art show. Twenty dollars a night is a lot easier to swallow than … More Solo Camping
Rambling Ways 