I felt like I was in Paris

Thankfully I live in an area that is very supportive of local authors and artists, many of our local shops will sell their works in their businesses!

We have at least 4 major art festivals in our city each year, and downtown does an artwork on the first Friday of every month. I love going to look at art whenever there is an event!

Out here, selling artwork in "the burbs" wouldn't be lucrative at all. We might see people selling fruit, but not artwork . . . it'd almost seem kinda sketchy (no pun intended) to do that.

I saw photographs, and its really good, but I don't usually see it after pandemic and specially everything is online now. I hope she was able to sell all of it, I really admire those who really do efforts to sell their art works. But I hope she can able to sell it online, since everything is online already.

We see people only around Christmas holiday selling the artwork in the streets.

Selling artwork is such a sorry business. Like trying to sell poetry. I admire the woman for giving it a go. Your description reminds me of what I have seen when I visited Victoria, Canada. People do attempt to sell all manner of things there, including elf hats.

We see a lot of struggling artists here in Bath too. I think there can be money in art if you get the right audience.

That is one way to sell your art work. I hope she sold them.

I love the vibe a town has when you can drive through it and see displays of art like that out for sale on people's front lawns. We have stopped and purchased a homemade bird house from someone who had a display out on their front lawn years ago. He was on disability and that was his way of making ends meet. I was really glad that we had that encounter. The birdhouse became the centre of a berm that we had put in at our place in the country, it still stands there, and we sold that property 7 years ago. I guess we choose something pleasing to others.

I have. I have a friend who tries to do so. But I like her photographs better than her paintings.

This brought back lovely memories of our time in Paris. I hope the lass sold some paintings.

I remember seeing some artist selling their artwork on the streets of downtown New Orleans many years ago.

We had an art show in Tawas City Park in June. Artists are selling their art work that's on exhibit each year. If it rains, they have open front tents to protect them. Anyone can walk around and look, if they don't want to buy. The handmade jewelry is beautiful, but very expensive. Also, we have an art shop in East Tawas. For a percentage, they will exhibit art for various artists.

I've never seen anybody selling artwork out here. Have a great day.

Yes, it is always nice to look at.