liz gowen on sat 13 feb 10
Paul I'd like to take you up on the offer . I have relocated to 3 =3D
different
states since I started pottery 40 years ago.GASP ( Has it been that =3D
long) My
first state was Pa. Where I sold some, moved to NJ for a larger studio =3D
than
I could get in Pa. But worked a very time intensive job to pay for that
house. I didn't sell much there it was a strange market. I am now in De. =
=3D
in
more affordable digs,resetting up my studio area but need to reestablish
myself here. I have acquired some physical handicaps from an accident =3D
that
limits packing up and going to shows so must look for more physically
friendly venues to start again.
Paul I would love to hear some of the things you do to sell you
pottery as I am sure others would and perhaps I can get the ball rolling
down here Thanks...Liz Gowen
Paul wrote:
. an interesting discussion, i think, could start with something like =3D
"for
those who earn any substantial amount of money off the pots you make, =3D
how do
you do it?" i don't think it really matters whether selling pots is your
only source of income - but it is very interesting to hear about those =3D
who
do earn an income from their pots and how they manage to do it - and how
they got started in the first place (which i think is the hardest part =3D
for
most). i would be happy to share a bit about what works for me,=3D20
Paul
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