Thinking of making a print

KingstonFineArt

These are some of my 'Kitchen Art' 6 x 6 paintings I've done of the past 10 years. Only the two bottom pears haven't found new home. I'm keeping them. I printed a test on my 16 year old Epson 7800 printer. All looks good. The images are all full size so the final print size will be around 30 x 20. Archival ink on fine art paper.
Do you think there would be interest? What do feel it may be worth?

ArtGal

Those are beautiful paintings! i'm not sure about prints pricing - think online galleries usually offer them starting with 40-50 bucks? 

toujours

I have almost finished a set of 12 oil on A3 paper paintings.  What I have done so far have been taken to my local print shop for professional scanning.   They are being printed as cards and a calendar to begin with.    Depending on those sales, I will look at some prints of A4 or A3 size.   The cards will cost under $1 with envelopes to produce, so the mark up will be reasonable, but will have to sell through local tourist shops so there will be others taking a cut off the final price.   The calendars will cost about half the sales price to produce, so I will make less on them I think.  Trouble will be guessing the right number of calendars to have produced.   If they do not all sell, I will be left with useless articles, whereas cards and prints can be sold, regardless of the date/year!

This is a huge learning curve for me.   I have never really sold many paintings before and it was only word of mouth.    That was part of the reason for going with the local print shop.  I am getting some good advice from them.

I will be keen to see how you get on in your journey.  Love the pics, they should sell well in kitchen shops.