This was an interesting assignment. Here are some screenshots of the sold paintings I found interesting for various reasons. Price range was all over the place ($.99 to $1200) as was subject matter, although they tend to fall in to the categories of flowers, animals, landscapes, popart, nature. The sizes of the paintings also varied greatly. The last one of the woman with the flowers in her hair sold for $325. I'm guessing it sold because it's bright and colorful, has a captivating expression and maybe fit into the buyer's esthetic in some way. She looks Polynesian so this kind of art would be popular here in Hawaii. I really like abstract painting and intuitive painting styles and would like to develop that style. I’m also seeing a lot of acrylic pour paintings selling well so I’ll want to do some of those too since I’m pretty fast at those. They take quite a while to dry though. My takeaways from this exercise are that people's tastes are not necessarily my own and you just don't know what's going to sell until you try it. Some themes are probably always going to do well though. I look forward to learning more from Corbellic about all this.

Love your color palette. Beautiful work!

Heavy books work for me. But yeah, you gotta wait for the paint to thoroughly dry. I like Michelle’s suggestion of using parchment paper on top.

Wooohooooooo!!! Great going, Eric!

Very nice, Ngarita! I bet these would sell well.