Degree Show shop (meeting) - Notes & Reflection

Will be in the st Andrews canteen
What i want to sell in the degree show will be submitted with everything else that is being sold in the shop - allows for them to produce a price list
Best to sell pieces that relate to degree piece as to create cohesion
good idea to create postcards of work
important to indicate what pieces are in the exhibition and whats for the shop
max 20 posters / postcards
think about packaging
important to make sure what i am selling is durable
installation instructions to the shop as well as the buyer ie hanging instructions
mention that its a hand made product
professionally package everything
make sure to label each item with a price
submission 22nd may - 5th June
each design needs to be on a different submission - if postcards have different images need to be separate submissions
10 - 11 June hand in items for shop
shop clinics 13 and 21st may
Items that sell well - t-shirts, prints, tote bags, books/zines, textiles, stickers
possibly need a transit frame
items to look like something you would see in a gallery shop
label item with name and price
might be a idea to mention that ginkgo leaf symbolises peace
think about who is coming to the degree show - what sort of things would they buy
think about what people are willing to spend - don't over or under sell yourself

Things to question

do i really want to sell my work?
what will i do with my work if it doesn't sell?
what does the work mean to me?
is it durable?
how will my work be transported
does my piece require a case making or any specific packaging?

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