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08-27-2005, 02:57 PM	#7
Leslie Ficcaglia Associate Member Joined: Aug 2002 Location: Port Elizabeth, NJ Posts: 534	Pricing the portrait downwards could give the impression that you didn't view it as representative of your best work. It also suggests that your commissioned portraits are overpriced for some reason. I'd go with the same price, as others have recommended. Around here it's hard to find a venue for NFS paintings. Galleries want a cut to stay afloat, so they insist that it all be for sale. Hard with commissioned portraits! __________________ Leslie M. Ficcaglia Minnamuska Creek Studio LeslieFiccaglia.org

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