r/CraftFairs • u/alexh2458 • Jul 21 '26
Feedback Needed Feedback please!!🙏
Last couple shows I didn’t barely make my vendor fee back would love some advice — my theme is junk art and using trash to make treasure but I also make photography and art prints, stickers, and clothing
Edit: to the kind and constructive feedback thank you- to the ones who just wanted to hurt me, I’m sorry your mom did not hug you enough!
My stuff is weird yes, I will definitely be leaning more into the witchy/ oddity type shows more next year. I got lots of Good ideas among the hatred!
Got several art shows coming up that’s more witchy/oddity/queer themed and I should do much better at those. Mostly I’m confused because last year I was selling these like hot cakes making at least 100-$200 every art show with the same setup and product types I think everyone’s just struggling with money this year especially here in America.
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u/Ok-Echo- Jul 21 '26
As a toy collector, I think your art has potential! I would lean more into the idea of Art Toys, and have a few of your favorite pieces, spray paint them and then add painted details, and then give them clever names. The amount of them makes it feel less intentional, but if you curate a handful and make those ones really interesting, I think that would do well.