Hello, everybody. Welcome to Three Point Perspective, the podcast about illustration, how to do it, how to make a living at it, and how to make an impact in the world with your art. I'm Jake Parker.

I'm Lee White. And I'm David Hone. And let's jump right into it.

Okay, so this last week, Lee was doing a art fair or an art show in Colorado, and he,

it was hilarious. I'll let him tell the story, but some of the photos he sent me, I was just like,

how is this even going to work out? So, uh, so let us know what what your, let us know what happened this weekend with the

Art Fair and, and like key takeaways for things we could learn from this if we're,

if we're wanting to do this sort of thing.

Yeah, yeah.

This was, it was an interesting show.

And I, yeah, I just wanted to talk about it

because it's so fresh. Went to Breckenridge this past weekend to do their 42nd annual

art on Main Street Art Fair first time I've done it. And so I do want to go over sort of a metric for success, if you guys are thinking of

doing an art fair. This one was less than perfect for me. I won't do it again. I made some

errors. And then there was some luck associated with some of it. And a bunch of different stuff happened.

So it's just fresh on my mind.

So I thought it would be good to chat about it.

Now, what does a not a good show mean to me?

I've got a metric for how good a show is or how well I do.

Yeah.

That metric is, it is an F, like it's basically the grading system A through F, right?

An F show is I entered the show, I drove to the show, I did the show,

but didn't all that work, and I actually lost money.

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