So Anjali is on a roll and exploring her boundaries really fast. After becoming mobile - she took a couple of Metro rides on her own in the last couple of weeks, she now decided to earn some pocket money. She said she would put her small paintings up for sale. I was wondering what she would do.
She borrowed my phone and took some pictures, made some fun and energetic posters (I can never sound as much fun about my work) and put them up on her Insta or Fb or some social media with prices etc. I am so impressed. In fact she is doing a much better job of marketing her blogs too - she posts them on fb, while I do nothing.
Anyway, back to her paintings. I am so impressed with the energy in the copy and I think I'll help out by posting them on my blog as well.
Here they are.
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| Aisha - Rs 400 |
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| Spring But Not - 350 |
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| Things - 800 |
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| Flames - 350 |
All in the space of half an hour. It would take me weeks and months to do something like this (and a team of helpers and motivators). I teach 'Art Management' at the University of Hyderabad and if any student of mine does something like this, I'd be thrilled (and would have bought a couple too!) Good show Anjali. I'll still buy a couple from you - but let the market respond first.
So, if you want a piece of this art, go for it! Send me a message at harimohanp@gmail.com or send Anjali a message at paruvuanjali@gmail.com
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