when I sell a standard print I never sell it with a watermark or signed on the front, to get a professional look I would design a logo and get a rubber stamp made up with contact details of some sort on it (always good for repeat business and new business from people the customer may show your work too. also very good for if you unexpectedly run out of business cards )
however if I am selling a limited edition print I will always mount it and sign the mount board on the front adding the number of the print (e.g. 1 of 200 )
I have buisness cards, so I thought I would stick one in the clearbag in the back. I like the stamp idea, maybe I can get that in time for the event next month :) I did order a few large mats to mount some displays, I like the idea of signing the front of those on the mat board. The rest will be sold as just prints. Wow, so many details to think about!! I'm very excited!
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however if I am selling a limited edition print I will always mount it and sign the mount board on the front adding the number of the print (e.g. 1 of 200 )
I have buisness cards, so I thought I would stick one in the clearbag in the back. I like the stamp idea, maybe I can get that in time for the event next month :) I did order a few large mats to mount some displays, I like the idea of signing the front of those on the mat board. The rest will be sold as just prints. Wow, so many details to think about!! I'm very excited!