WTS Original artwork

[tmullett]

I am an oil painter and will accept Bitcoin in exchange for original artwork. http://www.terrymullettfineart.com/

For the time being at least, I would also accept Litecoin, Doge and Quark. But I don't know how much dabbling in alts I really want to do, so no promises there. And of course legacy USD payments are accepted 

[dddbtc]

I am an oil painter and will accept Bitcoin in exchange for original artwork. http://www.terrymullettfineart.com/

For the time being at least, I would also accept Litecoin, Doge and Quark. But I don't know how much dabbling in alts I really want to do, so no promises there. And of course legacy USD payments are accepted 

Could I commission an original painting? My significant other would love it.

[tmullett]

Yes, absolutely. First I'd advise you have a look at my work, make sure the style is what you like. Then drop me a line on the "Contact" form and let's talk about it.

[BitcoinFr34k]

Can you also do portrets?

[empoweoqwj]

Can you also do portrets?

A what?

[tmullett]

I've done a few portraits but they aren't my specialty.

[AT101ET]

I'll be interested in something.
What are your prices in DOGE?

[tmullett]

For now we'd just convert the $ value on the website as given here: http://coinmarketcap.com/. If there's a source of conversion data you like better, I'd be willing to look. So, anyway, if you pick the right day you can get a better deal :-) Hopefully someday we'll all be able to use cryptocoins everywhere, and won't have to convert to dollars. For now, though, that's the way I need to do it.

Thanks for visiting the site and looking over the work!

[tmullett]

So, since it's come up, I ought to say, they way I think I need to work right now is to take the amount in coin that is currently equivalent to the dollar amounts I already had on the work. This is my first venture into taking bitcoin as payment, and at least in the near term it's what i'm comfortable with.

In addition I fully understand why there would be trepidation about sending coins for a physical item that must be shipped, especially from someone without a history in fulfilling bitcoin transactions. I'd use an escrow in that situation if I'm the buyer, and have every expectation that anyone who wants to buy from me would do the same.

Cheers :-)

[empoweoqwj]

So, since it's come up, I ought to say, they way I think I need to work right now is to take the amount in coin that is currently equivalent to the dollar amounts I already had on the work. This is my first venture into taking bitcoin as payment, and at least in the near term it's what i'm comfortable with.

In addition I fully understand why there would be trepidation about sending coins for a physical item that must be shipped, especially from someone without a history in fulfilling bitcoin transactions. I'd use an escrow in that situation if I'm the buyer, and have every expectation that anyone who wants to buy from me would do the same.

Cheers :-)

Definitely insist on escrow and publicise it. Instills huge confidence in potential buyers of your work.