Ebay Help/Suggestions/Advice...?

How much time did it take to draw that? I would probably just start out at 5$ and see what kind of interest you get.

 

DES, IMHO, you have real talent and need to continue to practice until you start putting sometihng on ebay for $.

PS I like your last one better than any of these.

 

These are pretty cool http://www.autosalon-singen.de/shop/pi1019127511.htm?categoryId=0

 

OK I got it, put a buy it now of 500$ and start the bidding @ $25. You have nothing to lose.

 

I thought I saw in a thread that you had some rhyming skills. I need some serious help !! http://ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6284

 

Yes, I feel you need more practice. But judging by your progression, I feel that you are very close to that point.

 

I'm not an artist but I think they're pretty good.

 

You've made my day Carbon. You have mail

 

Thanks again and sorry to hijack your thread.

 

I think your pictures are very worthy of selling.

I think you could start them out at $5 and see what kind of response they get - Maybe even a $5-$10 buy it now for a lithograph. If the picture is of an obscure guy, not many people will see it. If you put one out there of Enzo Ferrari, it would attract some attention & you would have more potential customers.

Anyway, can't hurt to try!

 

I've found when I sell things on ebay it helps to have other auctions going on at the same time and indicate you have similar stuff at auction. This way, someone may see another item and then click on "sellers other auctions". It has really increased the traffic on my auctions.

Art today is a funny thing. All I ever wanted to be was an artist(Hence my company name: Artisan Flooring) but computers gave alot of people with no talent all of the jobs. Not that the CG stuff is bad, alot can be considered real art, but the typical artists jobs are being lost to desk-top computers. Sad that real art is taking a back seat to people splashing paint on a canvass or digitally cutting and editing pictures. I haven't scketched or done any photography in many years, but I think I might just get out my pad and pencil. Thanks Carbon! It is amazing how quickly you begin to remember all of the techniques.

Are they worthy of selling...yes. Can they be better...yes. Can you make any real money...probably not, but it is the creative process that makes it worth while. Why not offer to scketch people in their cars with the serial number? I could see a specialty market for something like that, in fact several artists do that already. Just ask them for a photo of them in their car with all the info, you could charge anywhere from $100-$500.