Book Synopsis
Artists don’t retire; they work until they drop. Aging will affect how you work and how much you produce successfully. Equally important, most serious artists accumulate artwork that is not sold. How do you preserve your work and what will happen to your work after you die?
The truth is that most of the art made by the majority of artists will end up in the attic, basement, dumpster or flea market. Spouses and children can’t successfully handle a lifetime of artwork.
If you care about your later years and giving your art the respect it deserves, this book will show you how to upgrade and adjust your studio methods, how to get ahead of the curve for your later years, and offer alternatives for preserving and exhibiting your life’s work even after you die.
No matter what your current situation, the ideas and problems presented in this book should be understood and considered as early as possible.