This painting evoking Tatiana’s signature birch and forest collections was acquired by a collector in East Troy, WI.
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October 7, 2010 at 1:53 pm
thedebbyexperiment
Tatiana, your work is so pretty! I recently started painting as a hobby and mostly just for myself and my friends and I had been giving away my artwork. More people lately have been asking about buying my work but I never know what or how to charge since it’s just a hobby (albeit an expensive one). May I ask how in the world do you value a painting? Is it how much you love it, how much it cost you to make it, or how technically difficult it was to execute? Your advice would be much appreciated!
September 21, 2011 at 10:38 pm
offroad artist
Hi, Sorry I’m so late in replying! Here’s a suggestion you might try. Go check out two or three craft or art sales and try and find some painters who are closest to you in terms of experience, ability and what they paint. Once you have found at least two or three examples, you could see roughly what they are charging and the effort and investment they are putting in.
It’s a bit more difficult to compare yourself on online venues because people come from so many different backgrounds ~ it’s hard to make a valid comparison.
Hope that helps!