The early years

You see I haven't been looking for people to buy my artwork until recently. Years ago I sold an oil stick drawing at a craft sale. The only reason I was a part of the crap sale, was that I was part of a coop gallery that ran on hard times and sold out their space to a craft club. My stuff was just left hanging on the wall out of sheer laziness on my part. At the end of the sale, I learned that it had been sold and when I asked about who had bought it, they hadn't taken that information down and it was paid for in cash. This caused a reaction in my self that is like loosing a member of your family. I don't mean loosing them as in dead, I mean loosing them as in you left your loved ones in the old country, never to see them again. In fact my grandma and aunt had that experience, and throughout my live until they died there was always speculation of where the rest of the family was, back in the old country behind the Iron curtain. So I resolved never to sale an original art work unless the price was right, and to sell more prints and casts. But now I'm having some problems letting go of the prints, so I'm going to sell them in a way that I will never see the prints, via Image Kind. I know this is wacky but it is what it is. Right now I'm leaning toward a traveling art show/peepshow and would sell cheap items on the way out of the exhibit.

But will I be able to ?