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Hello

Thank you for supporting this ever-evolving stationary obsession. Origin story below.

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History

2019

 

One day, I realized that art can be sold. It was that simple. Sell a piece of art to someone else. Make money. Make more art. Repeat. What can I say? Simplicity is often covered in confusion. Following this revelation, I launched two art shows.

 

Art Show #1

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Paintings Sold: 7

Money lost: $20

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Not bad! Almost broke even.

 

Art Show #2

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Paintings Sold: 2

Money Lost: $200

 

Oh well. A necessary risk for experience gained.

 

2020

 

No more art shows. One guess why.

 

Later in 2020

 

I had too many paintings. I loved making cards. I cut up my paintings and put them onto cards. I'd been honing my card making for years. They always looked good. Now, they looked amazing.

 

2021

 

I was laid off. I had time. By the fall, I'd created a website that was ready. Ish. It didn't feel ready, but it had the necessary components. It was ready enough. And... A few people bought cards! Amazing!!!

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2022 - 2023

 

Very few people bought cards. Gotta step it up.

 

Welcome to Lines and Paper 3.0

 

Onwards!

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