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thank you for the replies!
about branding..yes, that is interesting. I can very easily see selling many of my images both as stock and as fine art just as they are. Or, the same image plain as stock, but if I add more layers and create a composite it becomes more obviously fine art. The thought about stock buyers not being terribly interested about the photographer behind the work I think is true. However, with fine art, the person behind the style and subject matter seems to be much more important. Hence my confusion.
Yesterday I came up with a possible business name that should be a good umbrella to put everything under…stock photography, fine art photos, public domain engravings, T-shirts, mixed media collages, etc…as long as I keep the theme to the victorian era. So, the business name plus my personal name with bio under it, everywhere I sell…I think?
My business plan is multi-pronged, meaning I will be selling more than stock photography, on non-stock websites as well. . But I guess it’s basically just selling different products through different distributors. One business name, not a different one associated with each different product or distributor.
