Help a starving artist...

I'm happy to hear that.

I'd help you but I'm a (relatively) poor college student. One day (when I'm the chairman of the Federal Reserve...LOL) I'll lean back in my leather chair and talk to my secretary about a time back in my youth when I used to chat online (before later meeting) the Picasso of our day...affectionately known in the art community as disposeableheroine.

In the words of Martin Lawrence... "You Go Girl!" 8)

 

from one artist to another,,,u got skills...\

but i wont lie----your style is not unique enough to warrant my cash....but seriously..,,,,ur photography is fabulous

 

Picasso? Hell naw. Picasso changed people's perception on what makes great art. I don't think I got what it takes to do anything similar to what he did.

But if I'm lucky I can at least get rich off my talents someday. That's my goal. And by "rich" I mean "Upper Middle Class"...or hell, "financially stable" and "able to pay for sensible vacations" would be lovely. I'd at least like to go to Disney World someday

 

....wow.

..............thanks.

 

Yeah, that's right. Read the quote. SOLD, BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I cut her a major deal, but the girl drove all the way here (well, to Starbucks) to see me and my paintings, and she wanted three (one I just did the other night and didn't get to take a picture of it yet!) so I asked how much she was willing to spend. She said 80 bucks, and I said "well, if you want these three I'll totally sell them all to you for 80"

Hell yes!

Man this feels good. I wish I could've sold them for more, but I'm in no place to be fighting over prices. *L* I went from having $5 to $85 dollars, so I'm quite happy. [/b]