Production at the Peppertree Art Show is a well choreographed process which begins two weeks prior to the opening of the show. There are many phases that take place during the set up, and each phase is instrumental to the overall operation of the show. Great care is taken to ensure that no piece of art will conflict (subect matter, color, or medium) with any other adjacent work of art. Dramatic and unique lighting effects, decorative living plants and dried floral arrangements are used to enhance the art, which add to the elegance of the exhibit. Below is just a brief overview of what we do to make your "Peppertree Experience" one you will never forget.

Once the location for each painting has been determined, the art work is ready to be placed on the walls.

Proper lighting techniques are essential when displaying artwork. Poor lighting removes depth and tends to flatten images. Different types of light bulbs and lighting angles are used to bring out the magnificent colors and depth in each piece of artwork. Floodlights are used to cast overall light. Older bulbs cast yellow light which are used to enhance the warmth in a painting. Spotlights are used to bring out sunlight and depth. It takes two days to effectively light all the artwork in our show. We are always eager to instruct each of our buyers as to how to properly light a particular piece of artwork purchased here at Peppertree. This will ensure that the buyer will be able to view their artwork at home under the same lighting conditions they did at the show.