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ART MARKETING: POSTCARD Giveaway!

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I am a sucker for food ads.  I am fascinated by the look and description of food.  If you want to sell me something… do it with good design.  Like this ad for FIT Ketchup from Heinz.  If you love ads, check out Ads of the World™ where I found this one.  It is the same with art.  As I have mentioned in the Art of Cooking, it is all about presentation.

I am a huge fan of pursuing editorial art publication; however, anything worth having in life is also worth doing yourself

 

Whether it is promoting a show you already have or introducing your work to galleries where you would like to show, postcards are a great idea for promoting your work.  Printing them yourself doesn’t often look professional, and professional printing is more reasonably priced than ever.

Learn more about your postcard options at NextDayFlyerscom!AAAD  is proud to partner with NextDayFlyers.com to sponsor a postcard giveaway. 

 

All you to do is leave a comment on this post telling us what you would do with 100 free postcards, and you qualify to win!  I know a few of you out there are suspicious, but there is no catch!

Comments will close one week from the time of this post. NextDayFlyers.com will use Random.org to pick a winner and set up an account with a credit for a set of 100 4″x6″ Standard Postcards printed in full color on one side and black and white on the reverse. They will include next day printing turnaround time and ship them anywhere in the Continental U.S. 

Pyschomachia by Artist R.L. Gibson and Photographer Jerry Portelli!Those are their rules;
Here are mine:

1. One comment per artist explaining what you will do with the postcards.

2. Comments should not contain profanity or links to other websites.  Editor’s note: I personally approve every comment, so I will know if you break the rules.

3. Spread the word.  The drawing is completely random, so help out your friends and peers by giving them a chance to win too.  Retweet & share on facebook!

Best of luck!  We will post the name of the winner!

20 thoughts on “ART MARKETING: POSTCARD Giveaway!

  1. Those would be fab! I’d use them to promote my upcoming show “I Want Candy – fifteen famous artists get sweet on Lafayette” which is opening on April 1. I’m spending all MY money on food for the reception (wouldn’t you?) so free postcards would be awesome! Thx!!!

  2. With 100 free postcards, I would contact galleries about featuring my armor pieces. (I’ve spent so much time focusing on jewelry–I’d like to give that part of my business some attention!)

  3. I would travel with them on me at all times, taking them to big events like Art Chicago and the Armory Show, handing them directly to dealers (and maybe I’d keep a few for friends and family…maybe).

  4. I would send them out to my contacts and ask them to pass a few along to their contacts, and so on, until all of them were circulated all over the country, in the hands of artists, dealers and fans!

  5. I would send them out to the local Savannah bars to get the buzz going about The Savannah Barstinations project, so that they would give us a few free drinks and food to come to their places to include them in the book.

  6. I have recently won photography contests with National Geographic and The World Photography Organisation. I love photography more than anything and I would use the cards to promote my artwork , thousands of people see my artwork without knowing the name behind it. My photograph “Bug Eyes” was displayed outside of the UNESCO HQ in Paris and The Conference of the Parties to the CBD in Nagoya, Japan and in Canada for the Winter Olympics 2009. I work hard on what I do and believe I would put these postcards to very good use as part of many mailart campaigns being organised in magazines around the globe.Thank you for reading this. Eleanor, age 15

  7. With the 100 postcards I would use them as mini portfolios promoting my photography to vaious galleries and organizations.

  8. Congratulations to Margaret Waage! Her name was pulled by NextDayFlyers.com using Random.org. Margaret, you’ll be contacted shortly with instructions on how to get your free postcards. Congratulations again! –R.L. Gibson, Editor

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