Jan. 9th, 2014 12:37 pm
All checked in and ready to go! (sort of)
I knew but didn't know that sorting out art show check in is a silly, fiddly yak-shaving sort of deal. Unless you only have one or two pieces, it's unlikely you can get it done in less than an hour.
My procedure for art show is that I create a booklet (at least historically I have) of all the bid sheets. Given the volume and individual sizes of the items I show, the last thing I want is to have the majority of my table real estate dedicated to goddamn bid sheets. So, book. Because it's me, I have to have all the pieces follow in a logical order around the table. No helter-skelter. This means mapping out how the table will look when I go in and be damn sure it'll stay that way so it's not confusing to run through the bid sheet book, because I may call them damn bid sheets, but I also very much want people to write in them.
Last night I:( Did stuff )
Now I just have to temporarily unpack that box to have
drwex take pictures of the new product and not forget my business cards. I love that I'm not going to do this last-minute.
My procedure for art show is that I create a booklet (at least historically I have) of all the bid sheets. Given the volume and individual sizes of the items I show, the last thing I want is to have the majority of my table real estate dedicated to goddamn bid sheets. So, book. Because it's me, I have to have all the pieces follow in a logical order around the table. No helter-skelter. This means mapping out how the table will look when I go in and be damn sure it'll stay that way so it's not confusing to run through the bid sheet book, because I may call them damn bid sheets, but I also very much want people to write in them.
Last night I:( Did stuff )
Now I just have to temporarily unpack that box to have