I really don´t agree with Hugo (heeheh!). I think the paintings are really beautiful, but they are also part of yourself, your creativity, your emotions and your mind. So I reckon you should keep them for yourself. Continue the good work! Pedro
Hugo: I agree with the part of "we should share ourselves"! What I don´t agree and understand is trying to make profit out of "sharing yourself". What I meant by "keep them for yourself" is not hiding yourself from the world, is just to stay pure and true and don´t sell your art as a piece of merchandise. Pedro
Anonimo Pedro: Haven't you heard the expression "there are no free lunches"? I mean, even if you eat for free, the food and the means for cooking that food are not free.
Everything in our lives (even sharing ourselves) is indeed an economical fact, therefore it has costs associated... it's kind of sad this kind of thinking, but unfortunately it's true. :(
Back to the paintings, why not, at least try to minimize that impact, by selling them? Unless Dita is an altruist multimillionaire, then that kind of expenses should be irrelevant...
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I should really consider selling your paintings, they are very beautiful.
And I really like your blog with this layout.
I agree with Hugo!! Think about that! It could be your second career. Fernando
I really don´t agree with Hugo (heeheh!). I think the paintings are really beautiful, but they are also part of yourself, your creativity, your emotions and your mind. So I reckon you should keep them for yourself.
Continue the good work! Pedro
Anônimo Pedro: I understand what you are saying... and from that point of view i also agree with you. =)
However, shouldn't we share ourselves? with the people whom we love? And why not with the world? And why not make some profit out of it?
Must we always hide our emotions?
=)
Hugo: I agree with the part of "we should share ourselves"! What I don´t agree and understand is trying to make profit out of "sharing yourself". What I meant by "keep them for yourself" is not hiding yourself from the world, is just to stay pure and true and don´t sell your art as a piece of merchandise. Pedro
Anonimo Pedro:
Haven't you heard the expression "there are no free lunches"?
I mean, even if you eat for free, the food and the means for cooking that food are not free.
Everything in our lives (even sharing ourselves) is indeed an economical fact, therefore it has costs associated... it's kind of sad this kind of thinking, but unfortunately it's true. :(
Back to the paintings, why not, at least try to minimize that impact, by selling them?
Unless Dita is an altruist multimillionaire, then that kind of expenses should be irrelevant...
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