The local hospital (my employer) is needing a print to put in their elevators as the mirror they had in there was recently vandalized and they took it down. The temporary print is of a winter scene and people are already complaining that it should be a summer scene. I offered to show some of my prints and was told to bring samples and pricing.

They will be needing a 25x19 print for the frame they have already (odd print size, but oh well) and I am not sure what to ask about pricing. I don't want to go too high or they may choose to take a cheaper price one from somebody else, but I want to get paid as good as possible........any suggestions?

I was thinking initially $100 for that size print........

Thanks for your help

Lee

Ya that is right on the mark. I sell 24x30 for 100 so that is good I think and if they complain tell them it cost you more cause its a weird size.
Doug

I charge a bit more for that size, depends though if you are having it mounted, sprayed etc and are you doing the framing or are they putting it in? Are you going to make it limited addition-sign it etc? For odd sizes, I always charge for the next larger common size.

I just sold matted, mounted 16x24's that were mounted to 20x28 for 185 a piece.

I sell my basic 24X30 print mounted and sprayed for $330, but I've intentionally priced my prints to keep the volume low.