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[Aster1391]

I kinda draw...weird abstract stuff

If I'm allowed to show off, this is all free-hand...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[fae]

Wow these are really awesome.. I especially like number 6&7

[The Robstar]

Neat. It's like some weird abstract tattoo art.

 

I particularly like the colored psychedelic leaf thingys at the top. 

[ｈａｓｕ]

You should make some money off of your art! Just make some prints and go around to some art showcawses and see if they'll take any. It may cost you some money to enter but you'd probably make some profit out of it. Mine as well make some money off of something you love/love to do right?

[Elfie]

These are pretty sweet! Not gonna lie! I love the bright colors!

[idk]

Those are some Awesome drawings!

I really like the second one!

[Aster1391]

wow, thanks a lot to you all guys

 

You should make some money off of your art! Just make some prints and go around to some art showcawses and see if they'll take any. It may cost you some money to enter but you'd probably make some profit out of it. Mine as well make some money off of something you love/love to do right?

the problem is that I'm really dumb with this kind of things and I have no clue what exactly I should look for ._. also, I draw mostly according to inspiration, I doubt I would ever be able to work with deadlines in this :/

[BloodPrince 2.0]

Wow. These are indeed pretty amazing. I need to show my brother some of these, he's been really into abstract art recently.

[SpleenBeGone]

These are awesome, keep up the good work. 

[Affray]

Very cool.

 

As far as doing prints and selling them, if you were truly interested in that you could open up an Etsy shop.

Pretty affordable to list items for sale (20 cents per listing, then Etsy gets a 2.5% cut of the sale I think), and you manage everything from your computer and just mail out your items. I know a few people who do this and make a bit of money at it. Plus it gets their artwork out there.

 

This way you could make things and sell them at your own pace. 

Whenever you do a piece, list and sell it should you choose, then repeat if you feel like it.

I run a shop of my own where I sell patches, and I am more than happy to help out with anything if you were interested in having a shop as well.

[Aster1391]

Very cool.

 

As far as doing prints and selling them, if you were truly interested in that you could open up an Etsy shop.

Pretty affordable to list items for sale (20 cents per listing, then Etsy gets a 2.5% cut of the sale I think), and you manage everything from your computer and just mail out your items. I know a few people who do this and make a bit of money at it. Plus it gets their artwork out there.

 

This way you could make things and sell them at your own pace. 

Whenever you do a piece, list and sell it should you choose, then repeat if you feel like it.

I run a shop of my own where I sell patches, and I am more than happy to help out with anything if you were interested in having a shop as well.

hey, thanks for the offer! It would be cool if you could explain me a bit how it works, I'm really naive with these things ^^

[Affray]

Basically you create an account on Etsy.com, then there is a button on your account page (don't remember where exactly) that lets you open up your own shop.

After you click that, it walks you through the set up where you link your bank account and such to Etsy so you can receive payments.

Once that is set, you can create some item listings, which is a fairly simple process.

There is a "create new listing" option on your dashboard which takes you to a page where you upload a picture from your computer of the item, then set all the small details like the category, who made it, what it is, what it's made of, shipping details, and general other information.

 

It is sort of a lot to explain properly de facto, but if you started a shop and got stuck anywhere or had any problems along the way you could just message me, or post in this thread and I will help out as best I can. The shop I am currently running is super new, but I had another shop that I had going for two years or so. It was shut down a few months back for annoying reasons. So I have a reasonably high level of experience on the matter and am glad to share it.