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Old 02-09-2003, 11:51 PM   #1
Lon Haverly Lon Haverly is offline
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I am currently offering pencil samplers for $10, and was reminded of a post by Karin Wells at

http://forum.portraitartist.com/show...hlight=%249.95

These sketches are the product of doing all night graduation parties where I draw about eight drawings an hour. They are free to the kids, and they line right up and get it done. I am paid for the evening, usually about $75 an hour.

I am having a bit of success with this product at my mall studio during this slow time of year. They take about seven minutes to complete, and are a real crowd pleaser.

I can make $60 an hour with this product, which, if compared to the other products I offer, is not as good a money maker during the busiest season. So I only offer it during the slower season. But when it is slow, it works.

I charge $45 for a charcoal which takes only about ten minutes, and $65 for pastels which take about 20 minutes. Do you think it is unprofessional to offer this kind of product?
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