In this week’s session, we meet Wisconsin sculptor Cyndie Rauls. Cyndie creates intricate sculptures from found objects, primarily wood. Cyndie has recently been able to begin focusing her time and energy on creating art and on pursuing a career as an artist. We talk about how to launch marketing, find galleries, and set pricing when you are creating unusual artwork.

You can view the schedule for upcoming sessions and participate in our Critique Group by visiting our Online Critique Page.

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Artwork Information:	Title: Dream Mechanism I Medium: Wood scraps and Ash slab Size: 23 x 94″ Price: TBD
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Artwork Information:	Title: Phantom Limb III Medium: Wood scraps and Ash trunk Size: 22 x 46 inches Price: TBD
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Artwork Informaiton	Title: Fragments of the Imagination Medium: Wood scraps and Ash trunks Size: 18 x 78 inches Price: TBD
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Title	Title: Sentience II Medium: Wood scraps, dowels and cable Size: 21 x 62 inches Price: TBD
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Artwork Information:	Title: An Artist Walks In Medium: White pine scraps and oil paint Size: 30 x 81 inches Price: TBD
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What Questions Would you Like to Have Answered About Your Art During a Review Session?	PRICING is my BIG question… what I create is unique in that I’m having a hard time finding comps for price comparison. How does one get over the self-imposed obstacle of not having artistic pedigree? (ie: I didn’t study art technique… my parents weren’t artists.) I live in an extremely rural area and know I must reach out to a bigger market such as Minneapolis/St Paul… I see this as a really tough sell.