Here's To Mondrian

[Frederiek]

I think the beveled one looks excellent. It may improve from neater beveling and brighter colours. This coloured one I like best of both since they are a nice impression of the original art. The 'waviness' actually adds to it in a way, take a close look at Boogie Woogie. The brown one I find a bit boring compared to the other one and it does not remind me of Mondriaan anymore (although on its own I think it's very nice), it's not as recognisable as the primary colours.

[Grey Drakkon]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian for those who are unfamiliar with the style. As a graduate from art school, I have to say you definitely have an audience for that kind of belt, an they would be tickled by it. It does reduce your audience size, but I think that will be made up for by the fact that they will really grab onto a belt like that which means you can ask for a decent price.

[slipangle]

Really nice looking, and uniqueness is always good.

Can you do Ernst Ludwig Kirchner?

[zuludog]

Can you do Ernst Ludwig Kirchner?

Now you're being silly! But Ad Reinhart should be easy enough.

Anyone who is unfamiliar with Modern Art should read up on the subject. Start with the story of The Emperor's New Clothes.

Edited May 13, 2015 by zuludog

[CowboyDon]

Well Scott did you sell either belt ?

[blackcoffee]

Hey everyone,

thanks for your helpful, insightful, encouraging quotes.

Sales and marketing are the weak spots in my business. I've been focusing on my "other job" the past month, but aiming to re-engage the challenge of learning online marketing so I can sell these belts.

cheers,

Scott