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Bailey Quillin
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I now have an actual work-in-progress blog, so maybe I won't have to keep uploading all these half-finished artworks up here all the time. Eh, I probably still will.
This is me. I am Quarley. My people were fair and had sky in their hair. I'm Irish Cream. Etc, etc.
Current Residence: Little Five Points, Atlanta, Georgia deviantWEAR sizing preference: I don't know what that means. But I wear medium, large and size 10. Print preference: Pink leopard spots Favourite genre of music: Glam, Punk, loud, sparkly. Favourite photographer: Mick Rock and my friend Paigelet Favourite style of art: Humorous and/or grotesque with a touch of sparkly. Operating System: Mac MP3 player of choice: Mac Shell of choice: Periwinkles because they're swirly, Conch shells because of the name. Wallpaper of choice: Snozberry Skin of choice: Fresh and bloody, just ripped off a carcass. Favourite cartoon character: Doug Funnie, Taz, and Michelangelo Personal Quote: Hello.
Favorite visual artistBrian Froud, Aubrey Beardsley, and Quentin BlakeFavorite moviesAn American Werewolf in LondonFavorite bands / musical artistsBowie, Bolan, Billy (Idol), Queen, Suede, The Darkness, The New York Dolls, The BeatlesFavorite writersMarc Bolan, J.K. Rowling, and Martin MillarFavorite gamesMaking boys dress up in women's clothing and kiss each otherFavorite gaming platformI prefer the living room floor.Tools of the TradeAcrylic, watercolor, prismacolor, polymer clay, badly dyed wigs, leather, lace, and fishnet.Other InterestsFairies, rockstars and everything in between.
Can I ask you a question? I've been looking through your etsy shop and all your bags/wallets on here, and I am considering giving decorating wallets/bags a try myself!
I was just wondering if you could give me an idea of how many you cell a month and about how much you make? I am trying to figure out if I can afford to get a project like this started as well. Thanks for any info you can give me, and keep up the good work!
Yeah, and thanks! Originally I was selling about half of my purses on Etsy and half in a physical store that let me keep my stuff in there for free since I know the owner. I would say that both venues were about equal in sales, I'd sell one in the store then one on Etsy...it pretty much alternated. I no longer have my stuff up in that local store as of a couple months ago but my stuff still seems to be selling pretty well on Etsy alone. I've made around forty bags total to put up for sale since I started this venture and so far I have sold thirty-five of them (one I donated to a charity fundraiser and I still have four bags left in my Etsy shop.) When I list them in that $20-$50 price range they seem to have an excellent track record of selling. I seem to sell at least one bag a month, but it really depends on how many I am putting up for sale I guess. It's always good to have a variety of items at different prices for people to choose from. I would also make sure you buy your bags/wallets from secondhand, clearance or bulk sources so you can keep the cost of materials low. Ebay, hobby shops and thrift stores are great. Hope that helps!
Thanks so much for replying! I am attempting to get some art in a gallery this summer, and I've been looking for another way to make some money off of my art. And I thought this was a great idea when I saw your merchandise! I was thinking the same thing about the buying the bags at second-hand stores or in bulk! I really appreciate the advice, and I'll be sure to let you know if I start selling bags/wallets too!
hey i really like the ears you made very impressive are you still making and selling those? and how did you make those nails or were they store bought?