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I run an art Instagram account with a couple thousand followers and I put my paintings up for sale. For reference, they’re 8x10 realistic oil portraits (can PM examples) and my original price was ~$120. However, ~10 people messaged me and were interested but said their budget/price range was $45-50ðŸ˜
Now I feel really guilty/embarrassed with the way I priced my art, and I don’t really know what steps I should take next if I’m looking to actually make sales. Any advice?
Oh no, do not devalue your work to accommodate other people’s budgets. However, you could sell prints of your work for a cheaper price. There are still plenty of people that want to put in the investment to have the original artwork. This would let you accommodate both audiences
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