Every now and then you need to embrace creative destruction. Yes?
Do you purge, cull or weed out old works that don't, or haven't, made the cut?
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Cheers, MAL
Cheers, MAL.
Not only that, but your inventory is easier to manage! ;- )
Have a great weekend,
There always remains a minute chance that you and your work will become an international artistic success. Just like the digital artist on the news today who sold his one image for $60,000.00.
Paparazzi, book reviews, guest appearances and museum shows. Autograph sessions wherever you go and offers by hundreds of promoters and sponsors.
Therefore just as it often has been and is for the famous artists we know of anything including a smudge has become an object of value by collectors. This work gets divided into periods and is fodder for fans wanting to derive some hidden meanings discoverable inside this work. Much easier for a miniature artist since space is always a problem.
I'll stick with the Scarcity Principle that results in a mismatch between the desired supply and demand equilibrium = $$$$.
Here's to a great and creative weekend!
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