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So yeah, I need cash. Who doesn't? Still, I am now staring down the barrel of the fact that I have just finished my last paid-for web design project, and a replacement has not turned up -- and nor have I a day job, or a well earning husband, or significant income from capital investment. So my projected income for the next month is something like $60 (that's NZ $$) - unless I can at least manage to sell some of my stuff. By *stuff*, read: artwork, prints, music cds, sheet music, and I have also put one of my harps on the market, though this may be less interesting to the lot of you. More details here:
[link]What I do have, is stacks upon stacks of artwork: sketches and watercolours mostly, many of them done as a way of improving, but a lot of them of perfectly sellable quality. SO what I plan to do is is that from now on, each month I will select a few items from that stack, and put them up on Ebay. Here:
[link]The artworks will only be available for one month, after that I will change the selection. If they don't sell, they will go on another stack, which I haven't quite decided what to do with yet, perhaps I will list them again eventually once I have gone through everything, but that is likely to take a while. I have, I mean, STACKS. So if you are keen on any particular piece, do not hesitate, grab it while it is available. The prices will be in the affordable range.
I also continue to improve myself by continuing to create things in that vein. Just last week, I've busied myself painting some flowers from my garden (my beautiful organic backyard veggie garden cum future orchard - so I am saving the planet at the same time, and *you can own a piece of it* while at the same time enabling me to continue doing what I do):
They're A5 size, on good quality Canson Montval (that *is* good quality) watercolour paper, done with my new Schmincke watercolours which I brought over from Germany. So they'll last a bit. The pieces will be mounted on matte board, but not framed. The starting price I have listed them for is US$ 19.99, there is a Buy Now for US$24.99. Shipping is $5. So for the price you might otherwise pay for a print, you can own a full fledged one-of-a-kind original!
Happy bidding, and see you next month!
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