I am a student. I wanted to be a famous artist. I love painting. I aspire to be an artist full time. I like nachos. I want to learn how to play D&D. I love watching anime, and have played video games in the past. I have recently been doing some paint pouring ,and even resin pouring. It took a long time for me to learn paint pouring techniques. I took a class on how to paint pour. I wish I was better at painting free hand. I am still learning about how to paint free hand. I have taken different free hand painting classes.
My favorite food is nachos. I play video game Dungeons and dragons.  I play the video game version as well. I don't like talking to people. I am not good at communicating with others. I also paint and enjoy scenic art. I sell paintings. I sell art, mostly the art of others but sometimes my own. I have had bad art teachers in the past.
I was looking into how much the D&D video game costs online, and I decided to buy a copy to try it out. I bought one just 30 minutes ago, and it should arrive in about two days. You'll love it! Let me know when you get it and I'll help you get setup with everything you need.  That would be great. I think the thing that has kept me from starting is the learning curve. There seems to be so much to know!  There definitely is, which is why I think it's always helpful to give out advice when someone is starting.  That way you at least have a little more background and can make choices a bit quicker.  How is your art going? It is going very well. I have been able to complete some pretty good pieces and I am looking for a gallery to display them. I also thought about selling them online. Maybe I'll be able to make some D&D inspired pieces. That's kind of what I was thinking!  There are so many cool D&D art pieces out there but I know with your talent you'd just take it to the next level.  I've been selling a lot of art online lately.  Let me know a good time to stop and see what you ahve and I'll help you price them.  You deserve to make all the money you can on them! That would be great! Thank you! Do you find it profitable to sell your items online? Was it hard to find a place to sell them? There are many great options for selling art online and a few websites that are very reputable.  The tricky thing for me to learn on my own was packgaing for shipment, and making sure I charged enough to ship.  That can get quite expensive to do the right way. I bet! After all of that work, you would not want it to get messed up by a shipping carrier. Are there any good tutorials online for that? You can find a ton of information on YouTube - or if you'd like, I can just sell them for you.  I do take a little bit of the profit but its not much! That way you can just focus on your art. That might be a good way to go. I've had others approach me about consignment, but I haven't found one I trusted too much. This would be a better course, because at least we have some background! Have you sold anyone else's art? That's pretty much all I sell.  I have sold a few of my own but I typically like to keep everything I make.  I'd be happy to help you out.  Just one more step to becoming a full time artist! Just try not to let D&D take up too much of your time, it is easy to do sometimes.