thanks for the info Dean. This is a good start on the pricing. Most of the 
production shop 
in my area, charge large format digital output by the square foot. The pricing 
ranges from 
$15 - 25 per square foot. That seems like a lot to me. The sure their per cost 
foot os no 
were near that. and there is a hefty markup. I am a one man operation, and with 
relative 
low over head at this point. I want to provide a afford service to start and 
raise my price as 
I grow and built a reputation for publishing top quality prints, I'm  not 
looking to do large 
runs. but small limited editions. Does anyone know about distribute system  of 
contemporary artist's prints? 

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--- In [email protected], "Dean Daniels" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Prices noted on the web can be deceptive - as first reply notes - it 
> is best to have VALUE-ADDED services. On the web the more expensive 
> 1st prints usually include color contract proofs (sometimes at a 
> smaller size). Blanket prices will not state that color correction 
> services and contract proofs are "extra". An old pricing rule was 
> 450.00 for 1st (including hourly full color correction services 
> w/profiling and a full size contract proof), followed by 25-45.00 for 
> each print thereafter. Competition has softened that strategy...but 
> for persnickity fine artists (and which artists aren't that) - you'll 
> find yourself charging about that in the end anyway...depending on 
> your hourly correction labor costs. If you've done all of your 
> substrate profiling homework on a color matched system - you'll be 
> way ahead of the game out of the gate.
> 
> --- In [email protected], "scotto13_1999" 
> <scotto13_1999@> wrote:
> >
> > I am starting up a fine art print publishing & production business 
> to produce large format 
> > digital fine art prints for artists. I wonder how to price my 
> services and digital print 
> > production. I am offering fine art prints on high quality print 
> paper sizes: 22 x 30", 13 x 19", 
> > 11 x17 and custom sizes. Does anyone have any advice or 
> suggestions  on service offered, 
> > print production pricing,  costs to print models, production 
> materials markup, profit margin 
> > etc. 
> > 
> > Any info would be helpful
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > scotto13_1999@
> >
>




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