Does it pain you to let go of a piece you have sold?
no
Almost always, I just sell usage rights. Original art is rarely sold. But I'm not against it. As I grow (and my storage capacity fills) I tend to throw away my old originals unless there is some personal significance.
Hell no, it pays for my race car!!!!
No, I always take good photos of the work before selling it.
For about 2 seconds.
No, when I'm done, I'm done. I'm interested in the next piece of work. There have been drawings or collages I've had a special fondness for, but nothing that would keep me from letting them go.
No
Normally, it is something of a release, but that can be dictated by circumstances. I was working on a large courtroom scene during a period when I didn’t have the free time to just sit down and finish it. Unavoidably it dragged on for six months, inching forwards literally, when I completed the drawing “Wren’s Nest” for Barrister Sally Hancox (which was even larger) in 10 days flat. I felt like I would never finish it, and I was glad to see the back of it!
Yes.
yes.
NO IF I PAINT SOMETHING TO BE SOLD THAT'S WHAT IT WAS PAINTED FOR
Yes, I feel like all of my creations are like things I have given birth to, things that are genuinely a part of my being. I try to remind myself that by sharing my art I am able to make the surroundings of other people more enjoyable, and that by letting go of some works I can continue my work to create more. Everything is connected.
No.
Sometimes, but the rewards from someone paying for your work is amazing
Never. The work is not mine to keep. I create my art for you. To laugh and love and make you happy. I keep only a few of my sentimental favorites.
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