Trying to sell some of my artwork (prints) for the first time,

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(3/5) Christmas cards with envelopes and stickers (singles and 5-packs)

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>>17814493
>art
>frequent sales
Top kek. Also it's better to overvalue your stuff and having the potential to go down than selling it for about the same price the paper would cost.

As for your question, zero, but that's more me not wanting to spend money on useless stuff, so it'd be zero for original Mona Lisa too (unless I could resell the shit)

>>17814493
WoWould be easier if you told us your rpcie and we say if that sounds reasonable

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>>17814493
>>17814493

I've bought 7 paintings this year, most of which I bought within the last two months cuz I finally found an artist who is both reasonably priced but still talented

It started with me wanting a real painting of majora and then his originals were so good I had to have them.

His cheapest is 60 dollars (which includes the shipping and handling from Canada btw, base price was 30 bucks). And his most expensive was 73 dollars.

I wouldn't buy yours to be honest. I can't speak for skill but the style absolutely does not appeal to me. I like dark Evil looking shit

Pic related was I want to sat about 45 bucks. 17 x 24 inches on wood.

>>17814493
$30