Make your pricing page designed for Fine Art

If the time and materials for an edition of 15 totals $1,500, your starting price would be $100 each (1500 divided by 15). Jewelry and Sculpture: You can still use the time and materials formula, but materials will probably be more of a factor. Be sure to keep track of what goes into each piece!

Others may simply think it must be too expensive and continue on their way. Neither of these outcomes are desirable. If there are no prices on your blog or website, people may think the work is not for sale or over their budget. So, consider showing your prices to make it easy for potential buyers to become customers.

To stick to an objective, facts-based approach, here are a couple of formulas that may be useful: (Hourly Wage Hours Spent) + Cost of Materials. This is a good formula to follow if youre just starting out. (Height x Width) Price per square inch. (Height + Width) Price per linear inch.

Simple Layout: Your pricing page design should be clean, sleek, and uncluttered. Visible CTAs (Calls to Action): Your Buy Now, Get Started, and Request a Demo buttons should be bold and easy to spot. Compelling, Scannable Copy: The writing on your pricing page should be clear, interesting, and straightforward.

Multiply the paintings width by its length to arrive at the total size, in square inches. Then multiply that number by a set dollar amount thats appropriate for your reputation. I currently use $6 per square inch for oil paintings. Then calculate your cost of canvas and framing, and then double that number.

Multiply the paintings width by its length to arrive at the total size, in square inches. Then multiply that number by a set dollar amount thats appropriate for your reputation. I currently use $6 per square inch for oil paintings. Then calculate your cost of canvas and framing, and then double that number.

So for instance, anything 8x10 or under is priced at $1.25 per square inch, anything over would be $1.00 per square inch. This formula may work well for you if your artworks are similar in technique, no matter what the size. Often materials used will be part of your determination.

- The artists national or international reputation: The main aspect that determines the price of an artwork is of course the artist who created it, their reputation, and the level of recognition they receive from by gallery owners, art experts, art dealers, and cultural institutions (museums, foundations, private