Archival Arts Impressions

We love to receive referrals from our artists. To us it is the ultimate praise to know that our clients want to share their positive  experience at Archival Arts with their colleagues. We are now offering you the opportunity to complement those referrals  with a gift card from us. And on the flip side, you can strongly suggest to your family and friends that a gift card from Archival Arts would be an ideal  present for you! You decide the amount you want to give. We offer them in any denomination - modest or grand!   Since this is something new we are trying we  are happy to report that recently a customer purchased a card to surprise her mother who had always wanted to have the family portrait professionally reproduced but never thought it possible. Thanks to her daughter's generosity she will be able to realize that ambition. On Thursday, a long-time customer got one for his highly admired art teacher. So we know we are on the right track ...

Artist Debbie Zwiebach We are continuously bowled over by the artwork of New York City native Debbie Zwiebach . Her elegant designs and intricate drawings display Debbie’s distinctive ability to unerringly focus on the combination of color, line and shape. It’s fascinating to know that, in the words of the artist, “these designs started as small doodles.” What an amazing evolution occurs from that modest but powerful scribble! Debbie has taken her stunning artwork in several directions from two-dimensional framed pieces to three-dimensional accessories which include home and personal adornment objects. Her most recent project is a one woman show titled "Black and White and Hue". The show, which includes the introduction of her aforementioned product line, opens at Fells Point's Dead End Saloon on Saturday, November 19 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.  "Black and White and Hue" November 19 - December 21, 2011 Dead End Saloon 935 Fell Street Baltimore, MD 21231 410-732-...

Exposure is one of the most crucial tools in marketing.  The ability to offer your customer an affordable way to display your work in their homes and businesses is one of the keys to achieving this goal. Limited edition, giclée prints of your original artwork are tailor made for this approach.  The more artwork you release into the world, the more people will begin to become familiar your style.  Familiarity breeds recognition.  It is about establishing an identity and obtaining the confidence within the community of current and future art collectors. Having a presence on the internet is no longer optional. A less expensive alternative to a web site  is an on-line gallery. Some sites are free and some charge a yearly rate based on how many files you upload. There are artists’ forums and groups which allow members to upload their work for free.  Once you have your files prepared for this strategy it will be very easy to get more of your work seen on the wor...