More quarantine watercolors

[Chris V++]

Hey Here's some recent plein air watercolors of local scenes (except for the canal.) I started posting on facebook marketplace and sold a few to one buyer (not any of the ones pictured here) so I posted my marketplace ad at the bottom. Ive been having lucking selling stuff on marketplace within the last few months, (old trampoline, windsurfing equipment, and now a few watercolors. ) It works by zip code so everything was picked up locally and facebook doesnt charge you unless you promote "boost" your ad for a nominal fee.

 

[tall73]

I like the lilly pads in the water. I didn't realize Facebook even had a marketplace. That is great that you can sell your art on there.

 

[Chris V++]

I like the lilly pads in the water. I didn't realize Facebook even had a marketplace. That is great that you can sell your art on there.

Thanks. I didnt know about marketplace either. I don't know how much art I can sell but I do get some views. So far just 2 paintings from one buyer and I had a lady talk me down on a seashell painting but then never followed thru. You can find almost anything on marketplace. A lot of hand made furniture like those live edge resin river tables that are becoming so popular. They don't allow weapons but I saw a listing of an old chair with a crossbow on it. The ad read 'chair for sale, ready to hunt. ' My son wants a sitar and I just found one 20 minutes away for a fair price.

What is nice about marketplace is your activities on market place don't show up on your facebook wall or any notifications. I can list something and my facebook 'friends' won't ever know about it unless I post it myself to my own wall, so it's private.