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Other examples of workshops that WAAC has sponsored in the past include such topics as:
How to Talk to a Printer

Kari-Ellen Radl from American Printing Company, answered questions and offered printing options for your business. Become informed about what your printer can do for you and how to keep costs down.

How to Buy and Use a Digital Camera for Business
James Gill, WHA-TV and freelance photographer, offered tips on what to look for when you’re camera shopping in the ever-changing digital world. Find out how a digital camera can enhance your business.

The Ten Percent Rule, plus Odds and Ends
Are you consistently bringing in ten times the booth fee for the shows you do? Dave Peterson helped explore improvements you can make to bring you closer to this startling but realistic goal. Dave is husband and support staff for Judy Peterson, long-time jigsaw puzzle designer and maker.

Copyright and Web site Legal Issues
Elizabeth T. Russell, attorney, spoke on copyright and web site legal issues, and how they affect you. (Don't miss this!)

Art Fair Talk: An Artists’ Forum
Has this happened to you? You have a free moment at an art fair, begin discussing useful information with your neighbor, and a customer draws you away from the conversation. While you’re happy to make the sale, it would be nice to learn more from your colleague. Here’s your chance. Take part in this informal artist’s forum, discuss good and bad shows, tips on selling, how to display, and more.

Have you been ZAPPed yet?
James Gill, WHA-TV and freelance photographer, once again, spoke about the requirements and options an artist might consider when purchasing a digital camera. Then Clarence Cameron, WAAC Trailblazer,showed the fundamentals of preparing and uploading images, maneuvering the ZAPPLICATION Web site, and the application process.

ZAPP™ is a new, one-stop, universal online application system that allows artists to apply to their choice of art and craft fairs. This Web-based system, in turn, enables the staff of art and craft shows to more efficiently manage their application, administrative, and jury processes online. Traditional slides and carousels are replaced by digital equipment for the jury process. Are you ready for this new technology?

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