Art coming out my ears
Jul. 17th, 2009 12:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gwendolyngreyHoly. Hell.
I just dug through all my art in the basement looking for a particular drawing.
There is WAAYYYYY too much of it down there!
I have a very few pieces posted on etsy, and plan to upload more, but what I have on etsy doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. My deviantArt page hardly scratches the surface!
This picture was taken just over a year ago after my junior review. It sort of gives an idea of the situation, as I loaded three years of work into the car trunk. Now, add another full year of work and a couple large scale paintings and you start to get an idea of what it's like.
I often think, "Hey, I really need money, I should just sell some of the art I already have... kill two birds with one stone!" But even if I was as proactive with etsy as I should be (and am totally not), it's not a good time to be an unknown artist.
If any of you here on LJ see anything you like on my deviantArt page (which has some of my favorite pieces), I'd be more than happy to offer them to you at very good prices. Ridiculously good prices, actually. I am, of course, always eager for commissions, but I'd REALLY like to get rid of a lot of the stuff I've done already.
I have a lot of oil paintings, life drawings, figure paintings, some etchings, monotypes, woodcuts, watercolors, portraits, illustrations... I'm drowning in them!
And please, pass my etsy link along to anyone you think would be interested. There's a lot more coming!
I just dug through all my art in the basement looking for a particular drawing.
There is WAAYYYYY too much of it down there!
I have a very few pieces posted on etsy, and plan to upload more, but what I have on etsy doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. My deviantArt page hardly scratches the surface!
This picture was taken just over a year ago after my junior review. It sort of gives an idea of the situation, as I loaded three years of work into the car trunk. Now, add another full year of work and a couple large scale paintings and you start to get an idea of what it's like.
I often think, "Hey, I really need money, I should just sell some of the art I already have... kill two birds with one stone!" But even if I was as proactive with etsy as I should be (and am totally not), it's not a good time to be an unknown artist.
If any of you here on LJ see anything you like on my deviantArt page (which has some of my favorite pieces), I'd be more than happy to offer them to you at very good prices. Ridiculously good prices, actually. I am, of course, always eager for commissions, but I'd REALLY like to get rid of a lot of the stuff I've done already.
I have a lot of oil paintings, life drawings, figure paintings, some etchings, monotypes, woodcuts, watercolors, portraits, illustrations... I'm drowning in them!
And please, pass my etsy link along to anyone you think would be interested. There's a lot more coming!
