The best way to get your art across to consumers is the make sure they see it in all the forms available. Using videos and multiple images, you can create a virtual experience for your visitors that is much like a real life art show. What do people do when they see your work in an art show? They look at it from different angles, from different light sources and from far away and close up. If it's a sculpture, they will walk around it, look from top to bottom.
When selling or presenting your art online, it is critical that you are able to show as much of the piece as possible. You have to have enough photographs and angles to represent the entirety of the piece. You need photos shot in different lighting and various room settings. You need far away and close up shots. When most artists take a picture if their art for the web, they may have one or two shots and that's it.
With the power of online video, it's never been easier to show the whole of your pieces online. If you're not that great with a camera, find some inexpensive help to shoot the videos for you and perhaps even help you edit them. It's not too much trouble for the return on your investment. People will not purchase an item they cannot see, especially art. Give your art the best chance to succeed online by giving it life online. Show your talent in all the best light. Learn more about creating a successful blog that makes sales!
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