Art Casting Journal on wed 23 jan 02
Beginning in February, "Fine Art Ceramics," America's newest monthly =
ceramics magazine will
be mailed to thousands of potters and sculptors.
If you would like to receive a complimentary issue, please send us your =
name and address
via e-mail to: ceramics@hevanet.com or regular mail to: Fine Art =
Ceramics, P.O. Box 448,
Welches, OR 97067.
The editorial focus of the magazine is to help artists increase sales of =
their ceramic work by
using intelligent marketing and selling techniques. Some of the articles =
appearing each month=20
include: marketing and selling art, pricing art, protecting art through =
copyright, how to enter into
private and municipal commissions and properly designing artists web =
sites. In addition,=20
you can look forward to interviews with successful ceramists, along with =
striking pictorial
layouts of their work.
All of us here at Fine Art Ceramics hope you will enjoy the magazine, =
not only for entertainment,
but as a tool for helping you on the business side of your art.
Sincerely,
Adam J. White
Editor, Fine Art Ceramics =20
Charles Moore on sat 26 jan 02
Adam,
Recently, I emailed Jon White and asked for a copy of the new Fine Art
Ceramics, but have not yet received a copy. Perhaps I sent my request to
the wrong person; Jon may not have much to do with distribution.
Could you also send a copy to:
Barbara Brown
1225 Manzano way
Sunnyvale, CA 94089.
Ty(ler) Hannigan, who runs the Internet "Silverhawk" awards has agreed to
boost the new journal in his next newsletter. You can reach Ty at
silverhawk@silverhawk.com. I am sure that he would be pleased to give you a
real address to received a copy as well.
Charles Moore
750 Cortlandt Drive
Sacramento, CA 95864
I am struggling with an article on Chris Cantello. My computer, however,
was out of commission for at least two weeks and then I caught a terrible
cold (perhaps flu?). I will try to hit the article again this weekend.
Best of luck,
Charles
----- Original Message -----
From: "Art Casting Journal"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 11:18 PM
Subject: New Ceramic Magazine
Beginning in February, "Fine Art Ceramics," America's newest monthly
ceramics magazine will
be mailed to thousands of potters and sculptors.
If you would like to receive a complimentary issue, please send us your name
and address
via e-mail to: ceramics@hevanet.com or regular mail to: Fine Art Ceramics,
P.O. Box 448,
Welches, OR 97067.
The editorial focus of the magazine is to help artists increase sales of
their ceramic work by
using intelligent marketing and selling techniques. Some of the articles
appearing each month
include: marketing and selling art, pricing art, protecting art through
copyright, how to enter into
private and municipal commissions and properly designing artists web sites.
In addition,
you can look forward to interviews with successful ceramists, along with
striking pictorial
layouts of their work.
All of us here at Fine Art Ceramics hope you will enjoy the magazine, not
only for entertainment,
but as a tool for helping you on the business side of your art.
Sincerely,
Adam J. White
Editor, Fine Art Ceramics
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ROGER CLARK on tue 29 jan 02
----- Original Message -----
From: Art Casting Journal
To:
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 1:18 AM
Subject: New Ceramic Magazine
Beginning in February, "Fine Art Ceramics," America's newest monthly
ceramics magazine will
be mailed to thousands of potters and sculptors.
If you would like to receive a complimentary issue, please send us your name
and address
via e-mail to: ceramics@hevanet.com or regular mail to: Fine Art Ceramics,
P.O. Box 448,
Welches, OR 97067.
The editorial focus of the magazine is to help artists increase sales of
their ceramic work by
using intelligent marketing and selling techniques. Some of the articles
appearing each month
include: marketing and selling art, pricing art, protecting art through
copyright, how to enter into
private and municipal commissions and properly designing artists web sites.
In addition,
you can look forward to interviews with successful ceramists, along with
striking pictorial
layouts of their work.
All of us here at Fine Art Ceramics hope you will enjoy the magazine, not
only for entertainment,
but as a tool for helping you on the business side of your art.
Sincerely,
Adam J. White
Editor, Fine Art Ceramics
____________________________________________________________________________
__
Send postings to clayart@lsv.ceramics.org
You may look at the archives for the list or change your subscription
settings from http://www.ceramics.org/clayart/
Moderator of the list is Mel Jacobson who may be reached at
melpots@pclink.com.
chris cox on wed 30 jan 02
In message <002301c1a925$93276080$1b3f3fd8@crpotts>, ROGER CLARK
writes
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Art Casting Journal
>To:
>Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 1:18 AM
>Subject: New Ceramic Magazine
>
>
>Beginning in February, "Fine Art Ceramics," America's newest monthly
>ceramics magazine will
>be mailed to thousands of potters and sculptors.
>
>If you would like to receive a complimentary issue, please send us your name
>and address
>via e-mail to: ceramics@hevanet.com or regular mail to: Fine Art Ceramics,
>P.O. Box 448,
>Welches, OR 97067.
Hi
If your promotional budget can run to overseas mailings then I
would love to receive a copy of your new magazine.
Many thanks
Christine Cox
Stoddahgate Barn
Penruddock
Penrith
Cumbria CA11 0RY
United Kingdom
--
chris & geoff cox
http://www.potfest.co.uk
Fabienne Micheline Cassman on wed 20 feb 02
I have decided to take the plunge and get a subscription of the Fine Art
Ceramics magazine. After all this is the only place which focuses on one
of the often forgotten and "dirty" aspect of ceramics, the business
one. It just never hurts to see what opinions and stories are before one
makes his/her own.
If we all wait around to see, there may not be a next issue and we loose an
interesting viewpoint. Besides, the cover price is pretty high as opposed
to the subscription and after a few issues on the side it adds up; might as
well be done with it for a year and reevaluate the whole thing then. I for
one will turn in an other subscription I feel I am outgrowing to even
things out.
Being the first issue, I suspect things may have been hectic and look at
the typos etc as something the will get ironed out as things settle. My
copy was immaculate, but then again the Chicago area is supposed to be more
civilized ;)
My 2 cents on this and my best to the magazine's team,
Fabienne http://www.milkywayceramics.com/
WARNING: I cannot be held responsible for the above
because my cats have apparently learned to type.
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