He's no troll. Just somewhat ... eccentric and near the border (not saying which side of it). Look back his (short) history here on the forums. I do believe Lois really does make computer graphics.
I thought Lois was a female name. Maybe that's just an American thing?
But the most important questions have been ignored :
...How did you print it? On what stock paper? Or is it a 3D Print? Printed on canvas?
What are the exact physical properties (dimensions and things like is it framed, etc.) of the finished product that can be held in hand or displayed on a wall?
All of that is critical before approaching an Art Gallery to set up a consignment - which is your best bet to sell any piece of Art before you establish a name for yourself and can sell based on that name alone...
If you are serious about selling your art, you must first make it into a physical, tangible, object!
Nobody I have ever heard of sells computer art as a digital file, but many sell it as prints.
You need to understand that if you want to have any hope of making a sale.
After it is made into a real world object, you can then try to work a deal with any of the many Art Galleries in the world. Other than that, I sincerely believe you will have the most difficult of all possible times getting any serious customers to even look at it, let alone make an offer.
I spent 15 years buying and selling Art before I came to my senses and went back to school, so I do speak from experience. Get the Art OFF the computer, then we can talk.
October 11, 2011, 06:17:17 PM
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