You can see most of the collection on my web site:
www.expatartist.com. If interested contact me initially at
ge...@expatartist.com
OW! My EYES!!!
Does that 99-cent set of watercolor cakes come with each painting?
YIKES, turn down the brightness on yer monitor before clicking that
link!
The radiation would've burned all the hair off the front of my head, if
I had any.
Meanwhile, do we have an art expert among us?
Can you get $200 for a painting like that? I know those fancy undersea
paintings in Hawaii were selling for $95,000 at a gallery on Waikiki.
Sheez, I just went in there for the air conditioning. I took one look
at the price tags,and knew it was time to find a new place to hangout.
> OW! My EYES!!!
You mean you're not digging
"Transvestite, head injury jesus from mars"?
And who could not love
"Rubber armed woman with arrows coming
out of her butt"
or
"Radiation burn boobs on Hawaiian chick?"
It's ART man!
Craig
I have suddenly lost respect for Singaporeans.
"Daddy, what is that brown thing he is trying to stick inside that lady?"
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We have some totally legit upscale prints by a respectable artist that
we have been unable to sell on eBay at any price.
Our own view is that eBay is a terrible market for paintings and prints.
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> We have some totally legit upscale prints by a respectable artist that
> we have been unable to sell on eBay at any price.
>
> Our own view is that eBay is a terrible market for paintings and prints.
Which is a good thing! Damned near every framed print that eBay sellers
ship arrives with broken glass and cut paper.
Except mine, of course. I charge an extra $30 for 1/8" polycarbonate
replacement glazing. Buyers of shredded prints love it.
LOL! Gene just favored me with a private, personal reply:
"Rubbish!!!!"
Thanks for the additional description, pal. :-)
> My name is the "Expat Artist" and I have over 100 oil and watercolor
> original paintings for sale, all framed and vary from $200 to $ 5000 in
> price. What I am looking for is an ebayer who wants to sell my
> paintings over ebay at a considerable commission per sale. My works
> have been at numerous exhibitions in Singapore. I can arrange for
> shipment to buyer in any part of the world.
Is there a reason you can't create your own ebay account and sell them
yourself? I'd be leery of entering into such an arrangement with a total
stranger. For both your sake and your agent's, make sure you have a
written contract in place before you begin, spelling out exactly what is
expected of each of you.
-Bertha
--
The attempt to silence a man is the greatest honor you can bestow in him.
It means that you recognize his superiority to yourself.
-- Joseph Sobran, Universal Press Syndicate
Why can't you list them yourself? Critics aside, we can help you do that.
A
Because his mission is accomplished? Spammed his website and nobody threw
rocks at him.
> We have some totally legit upscale prints by a respectable artist that we
> have been unable to sell on eBay at any price.
>
> Our own view is that eBay is a terrible market for paintings and prints.
On the other hand, it's a good place to sell very bad paintings. I didn't
believe it until a local started selling his stuff. He is crafty - makes
small (like 5x7") versions for the auction pictures and if it sells, then he
does the painting - fast.
"If it's worth doing, it's worth doing really wrong really fast." --
anonymous dot-com era VP.
I kinda like the one with Jesus with red hair.