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[694] Juried Shows - Putting Your Best Foot Forward
There is nothing that will block the path towards acceptance in a juried situation more quickly than a poor quality or unintelligible image-- be it digital or film. The goal is to convey as much information about the piece pictured as possible without ambiguity or confusion. Relying on the jurors having any time or desire to puzzle out what is going on in an image will result in an irritated jury indisposed to accepting the entry. A poor image may indicate to a jury that the artist doesnt take their work seriously enough to find a way to document it well. When the competition is stiff (the amount of quality images/entries is high) this can definitely affect an artists chances of making the cut. There are certainly instances when a piece is so strong that it can shine through a screen of poor photography. But relying on that is faith misplaced. If the only true acquaintance a juror--be they an exhibition juror, book or magazine editor or gallery director-- has with a piece is the image taken of it, then that image had better make a positive first impression. (2005)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[Andy Cooperman]
Releated Categories: [Business & Marketing]|[Jewelry Photography]

 

[343] Maximizing the profitability of bench work
Jeffrey Johnson has two stores, 18 bench jewelers, and over 100 employees-and he still has time to work at the bench. 'I wouldn't be who I am without the bench,' he says. That's why he's got one set up in his office among leather arm chairs, file cabinets, and a desk. When a customer comes into his office, Johnson can sit down at the bench and sketch a design or perform a quick repair right in front of them. It's this kind of customer service that he says has done wonders for his business-and shaped the culture of his company.... (2004)
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Show me more articles from: [AJM]|[Tina Wojtkielo]
Releated Categories: [Business & Marketing]|[My Studio]
ISBN: B00006K39S

 

[4] On Jewellery Career Options
One of the most interesting things about the jewellery/metals field is that there are so many career options, so many contexts that one can choose to work in. There are even ways of becoming wealthy if that is important in one's goals. There are some broad categories of career choice.... (1993)
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Show me more articles from: [Brain Press Publications]|[Charles Lewton-Brain]
Releated Categories: [Business & Marketing]|[Beginner's Corner]

 

[597] Packing Ideas - Presenting and Displaying Watches and Jewelry
These days, great demands am placed on display materials and packaging. They must be inexpensive, part of an integrated communication system, easy to handle, attractive, and of course be a good creative fit with the design.... (2001)
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Show me more articles from: [GZ Art+Design]|[kph]
Releated Categories: [Business & Marketing]
ISBN: B00007B9ED

 

[807] Pricing for a Changing Metals Market
As you may have noticed (Id be astonished if you hadnt), prices for gold and silver, platinum too, are on the rise. First, a word of advice: Dont panic, it doesnt mean we are going to have to price ourselves out of our markets. Now if only we can convince the customers, who are also privey to the knowledge of rising gold and silver prices, that jewelry is still a good buy.... (2006)
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Show me more articles from: [Ganoksin]|[David L. Huffman]
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