The Shy Artist's Guide to Dealing With the Public
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (824 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1475071825 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 42 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-15 |
| Language | : | English |
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Big Cat Designs said Fantastic resources for all artists. As an artists, one of the hardest things we may have to do it promote ourselvs and our work to "strangers". Growing up, I was terribly shy and artwork was my salvation, but when it came to talking about or even selling (*gasp*) my art, I would rather have melted into a wall.This book provides common sense and easy to use tips for all artists to effectively strike up a conversation with customers with
She now owns TheShyArtist, an online resource of instructional guides and videos for artists who need help overcoming shyness so they can make more sales. She has been doing arts & crafts shows for over 20 years. About the Author Loretta Alvarado is the owner of How Original! Art Gallery.
. Loretta Alvarado is the owner of How Original! Art Gallery. She now owns TheShyArtist, an online resource of instructional guides and videos for artists who need help overcoming shyness so they can make more sales. She has been doing arts & crafts shows for over 20 years
Do you dread doing art shows because you have to talk to people? Do you have trouble figuring out what to say to your customers? Do you want to get into a gallery but you're afraid to approach them? Well, you've come to the right place. And, you can do this too. It hasn't been easy. However, what a difference compared to how I was just a few years ago. Now, I can be interviewed on camera without tripping over my tongue. And, I still don't always come up with the right thing to say in the moment. The Shy Artist Guide to Dealing with the Public has loads of tips and techniques that you can use to help you talk to your customers and make more sales.. Now, I have a list of answers ready for the common questions that I get. I have stumbled over words while trying to figure out how to answer weird questions from customers. Over the years I have managed to overcome my shyness in order to become more successful as an artist. I am still in the process of learning. Now, I can be comfortable in front of an audience. Over the years, I have struggled with my own shyness. I've had the butterflies in my stomach while the TV camera was glaring at me. I have dreaded having to speak in front of an audience