trustpigs m As of last night, it was still available. It almost sold to someone, but… Nature of the beast, people talk themselves out of buying art all the time,. ;) about 12 years ago

Easily_Amused I suffer from impulse buying myself when I'm in a gallery setting. I find I need a period of time after finding something to compare its cost to purchase versus percieved value added to my life versus other things I wan't or need. I also keep in mind the price of pieces by my absolute favorite artists when thinking of buying a new artists work. about 12 years ago

Easily_Amused How does spray paint as a medium hold up in direct/brightly lit rooms? Does it fade over time? about 12 years ago

trustpigs m I hear that. I'm not really in it for the money, per se (though that's nice, obviously). I try to price my stuff at minimal mark up, so I think that does help it sell. I've also just been damn lucky, I think. :D about 12 years ago

trustpigs m And yes, I'm a terribly self-deprecating artist. I think most artists are, actually. I'm just more willing to say it. about 12 years ago

trustpigs m There's a UV-protective varnish over the top, so it should hold up perfectly. I've never actually tested it though. about 12 years ago

Easily_Amused Hmm. I have a problem wall in my place. It's huge and nothings on it because it is bathed in direct sunlight (all day long) from the glass wall that leads to my balcony. It's the only realestate I have that's blank and it's the main wall of my house that guests see (my living room). I'm trying to figure out what I can put there without destroying the work. about 12 years ago

trustpigs m Not to sell you on a cheaper piece, but the "Keep Calm And Carry Han" is bigger and with that amount of UV Protective varnish I poured on that thing it should be able to withstand a nuclear strike. about 12 years ago

trustpigs m And, of course, I meant "Keep Calm and Capture Han." Ha! about 12 years ago