I see this as a kind of highly-skilled matchmaking. A gallery markets your work - they get the potential customers in front of your pieces and try to match buyer with artwork in a satisfactory fit. In the question is embedded a little confusion about marketing. Are they (meaning FAA) doing a good job for me? They, in this case, are not doing anything to sell my work other than provide a (fabulous, in my opinion) platform and process for me to sell prints and products. People often ask me if I like the way FAA sells my work.
They are two sites, same company, practically identical, but Pixels offers a few more products than does Fine Art America.Ī few products available from FAA: acrylic print, throw pillow, tote bag, and pencil case I offer prints and products on Fine Art America / Pixels, which are print-on-demand sites, "FAA" in my shorthand.
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