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July / August 2005 Issue

July / August 2005 Issue

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• focus: the hot allure of glass bead making
The color and magic of hot glass has always drawn both customer and creator alike. Glass bead making is an art form with endless creative possibilities and a growing popularity.
by Paula Chaffee Scardamalia
 
• of mead and money
Renaissance faire present big opportunities for craft artists.
by Noelle Skodzinski
 
• artist's journal
The Artistic Life
by Luann Udell
 
• sound off!
Mion Townsend: What are we selling?
 
 
• business lessons
Be-backs: How to get them to really come back.
 
 
• on the road

You are what you wear.

By Nancy LaFever
 
• artist profile: BRM Design & Metalworks

After years of successfully creating work for the masses, Bruce MacDonald changed his direction and gave up a piece of his soul.


by Monique Holloway
 
• Laughing Moon hits the road

Instead of doing their usual wholesale show, Laughing Moon tried something new...and learned a few things along the way.

by Terrie Floyd

 
• Artrider Productions
Setting the standard for quality shows. How a company born out of necessity has become the producer of some of the best shows in the Northeast.




 
• craft matters

Imitation is not the sincerest form of flatter; three shows at the same time in San Francisco; Bragging Rights – Robin Evans.



 
• In the studio

Forming a relationship with a sales rep.


By Jamie Dierks
 
• at the gallery

For some artists, owning a gallery seems like a natural next step. They understand how galleries buy and they are experienced sales people.




 
• crafts portfolio

Craft artists nationwide showcase their work.




 
• ask amy
Respecting gallery exclusives and working a show with a friend.
 
 
 
 
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