[ SECRET POST #6313 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6313 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

it's not many people who are willing to buy new original stuff

Completely untrue. I have one friend who makes a lot of money doing pet portraits and another friend who sells original fantasy-style art and also does commissions of people's tabletop characters. There's very much a large market out there for that kind of thing.

DA

[(Anonymous)]

+1
I supplement my living selling stuff I see or embroider. The amount of original works I see at craft fairs and the weekly swap meet is staggering. The arts are truly alive and the people are buying.

ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, my friend who does the original fantasy art gets tables in artist's alleys at cons and sells a ton of stuff there even though none of it is fandom-related. People like pretty art, period.

Re: ayrt

[(Anonymous)]

I table in many Artist Alleys and although the people who do original stuff do sell well, it's no where compared to what Fanart and fandom-related stuff sells. Especially when it comes to things like comics. Yes, people like pretty art, but it's a lot easier to sell pretty art of something they recognize. (And fantasy art tends to have a lot of recognizable tropes, even if not from a specific fandom. A fan who likes LotR will probably like most art that has elves, Tolkien or not)