selling an orginal watercolor painting

[agrmrs]

hi friends , i'm in need of a little help :blahblah: ..... actually i have a watercolor portrait painted and also i laminated it and framed it nicely for selling .....i haven't sold any paintings yet .....this one is going to be my first one ....... i have no clue how to sell the original copy of this paint online ( to find a buyer )...... if someone can gimme a clue it would be great .......thanx a lot :)


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[JJacks]

You can try listing it for sale on sites like etsy, artfire, or fine art america. If you have a blog or an account on an art site, make a journal saying that this is for sale.

[agrmrs]

You can try listing it for sale on sites like etsy, artfire, or fine art america. If you have a blog or an account on an art site, make a journal saying that this is for sale.

thanx a lot :) going to check those sites :)

[arenhaus]

Also, don't call paintings "paints", don't use so many ellipses, and use proper grammar, punctuation and capitalization. Your writing comes off as highly immature and unprofessional - it's going to hurt your chances of selling something.

I presume you haven't used any copyrighted photos in making of this picture, or have the proper licenses?

[Black Spot]

Lamination won't last long. I can't think of a worse thing to do to a water colour.

[agrmrs]

Also, don't call paintings "paints", don't use so many ellipses, and use proper grammar, punctuation and capitalization. Your writing comes off as highly immature and unprofessional - it's going to hurt your chances of selling something.

I presume you haven't used any copyrighted photos in making of this picture, or have the proper licenses?
no copyrights , just a normal photo from the internet :)


Lamination won't last long. I can't think of a worse thing to do to a water colour.

actually it's durable i think ...... i've done it with a matte paper ......so it doesn't spoil the appearance :) .......the picture gets projected from both that laminated cover and the glass :)

[Flake]

no copyrights , just a normal photo from the internet :)


You realise most photos from the internet are still under copyright? Unless it was marked "royalty free" or something.

That's not how copyright works..

[agrmrs]

You realise most photos from the internet are still under copyright? Unless it was marked "royalty free" or something.

That's not how copyright works..

ahh that's the word yes "royalty free" ........sorry i couldn't mention it before :)

[kristin_110]

Have you tried ebay?

[agrmrs]

Have you tried ebay?

ohh no .. gota try that too then ......thanx a lot