Why don't people buy my stuff?
Why don't people buy my stuff?
Ryder Thompson
Leo Edwards
It's not link
Thomas Rodriguez
Yes hello i buy 5 of whatever you selling
Brayden Taylor
thanks fren. That would be $1760
Jaxson Jackson
What are you selling Fren? I will take 2.
Evan Torres
Sorry fren can only do 5$
Jose Myers
canvas art fren
Thomas Butler
Are those U.S. dollars or Australian dollars or New Zealand dollars or Hong Kong dollars or Zimbabwean dollars or Taiwanese dollars or Brunei dollars or Namibian dollars or Belize dollars or Bahamian dollars or Guyanese dollars or other? Asking for a fren
Brandon Reyes
Cause you're brainlet
Leo Hughes
What are you selling, fren?
Noah Adams
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Gabriel Perry
I was kidding fren, in actually each canvas is $20
Gabriel Ward
Show art fren, i am conosiir of fine things
Josiah Adams
You talking about Path of exile? you need to drop your chaos prices or sell better stuff.
Austin Bell
Here's one fren
Bentley Howard
Sorry fren. In an economic downturn luxury spending is the first to be cut back. Or maybe you art isn't all that suitable or too niche for your local market. Perhaps try expanding by doing digital commissions or something?
Carson Barnes
That's actually really aesthetic, idk fuckall about paintings and can't tell you why it looks nice to me though.
Dylan Murphy
The fuck. That actually looks good and ties the room together
Daniel Martin
will think about it
thanks. It's all about choosing the right setting frens. Even boring art could be made to look good with appropriate settings.
Robert Ramirez
You should offer a service where buyers can send a photo of their room and where the painting will be placed so that you make art that fits their room.
Michael Anderson
I could keep that in mind, if I start getting buyers in the first place :(
Hunter Cruz
looks nice
William Harris
Show us your art, fren!
Jordan Brown
Nice. Show more!
Austin Richardson
this is actually a good idea. user, i would try to market this asap. your pieces would be custom too which would justify higher prices.
Gavin Adams
Really good painting, but I wouldnt really know where to put it though
Leo Howard
Lovely fren
Jose Cook
>It's all about choosing the right setting frens.
By the same reasoning, where you sell your art is important. Your modern art isn't likely to sell if you hang it in some country pub or grandma's seaside cafe. Perhaps find a city gallery that deals in abstract designs? Or email/visit/send samples like the image you posted (not actual artwork) to modern trendy businesses such as coffee houses and hotels (independents probably a better bet than chains)? Unfortunately those businesses are not doing too well at the moment either, but it never hurts to try and get your name out there a bit.
This is also a nice idea to expand.
Xavier Campbell
I would use this, a site where I can take pics of my apartment and someone can help with the decor
Michael Richardson
that last outer circle of the sun is kinda too big or not needed at all
David Cruz
I disagree. I like it.