common grounds
So about 4 days ago i bought some canvasses and decided to start painting.
I was suprised how easy it is to put your visions into reality... as lame as that sounds.
I got some 16x20 inch canvasses and started working...
I used acrylic paints, spray paint, coffee, food coloring, water colors, glue, and a picture of Abbey Road in my painting.
It's somewhat simple, but if I added anything else it would have looked cluttered.
After 2 days I finished my canvas and it turned out really cool, in my opinion.
I brought my painting into common grounds and asked if it could be put up for sale.
I talked to Lee and Bill and asked them what they thought I should price it at... I thought that even if i sold it for 10 bucks it would be a 300 percent profit for materials.
Bill, Herby and I decided that I could ask for around $250 and have a good chance of it being sold relatively soon.
I was/am really happy that this happened and I'm concidering working on alot more paintings shortly, bigger ones mostly.
It's incredible how you can do things you never thought were possible...
I was suprised how easy it is to put your visions into reality... as lame as that sounds.
I got some 16x20 inch canvasses and started working...
I used acrylic paints, spray paint, coffee, food coloring, water colors, glue, and a picture of Abbey Road in my painting.
It's somewhat simple, but if I added anything else it would have looked cluttered.
After 2 days I finished my canvas and it turned out really cool, in my opinion.
I brought my painting into common grounds and asked if it could be put up for sale.
I talked to Lee and Bill and asked them what they thought I should price it at... I thought that even if i sold it for 10 bucks it would be a 300 percent profit for materials.
Bill, Herby and I decided that I could ask for around $250 and have a good chance of it being sold relatively soon.
I was/am really happy that this happened and I'm concidering working on alot more paintings shortly, bigger ones mostly.
It's incredible how you can do things you never thought were possible...