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What makes you decide what your work is `worth`?
I have priced stuff at a recent exhibition at £850 because I didn`t want to sell it. (lol)
And the other day my railcard had run out so on my way to renew it I dropped in the art shop to get a mount done and the guy wanted to buy the piece. So I charged him the price of the Railcard £28!
It`s all a bit random, isn`t it?
I tend to charge more it I like the work and have put my heart into it. The potboilers go cheap. ;-)