My Wallpaper Thread

[Underdog]

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[Jeff15]

I must say that I am unsure of your question, sorry ...

 

[tinytmp]

I have developed what I believe to be a significant outlet and commercially viable use for photography.
I have seen so many photographers try to sell their pics to sites that sell them and they complain they go for pennies.
I know a way to make them valuable at no risk and no cost.
I collaborated and made four photos worth hundreds of dollars.
I came close to working with paint artists and doing even better.
I'm not jealous with the information.
Most photographers are very tight with photos that sit on their hard drive, and they never see the light of day, but they could have more value than Shutterstock could find for them, as some have found with reviews like those on https://five-star-painting.pissedconsumer.com/review.html.
My experiences were getting me close when we discovered my wife had early onset FTD.
I think it's a shame that I have all this information when it could be used.
I don't want money, I just want connections with people who could see the value of creativity.
I'm not a scammer, I'm free with all kinds of my personal information.
I've just been isolated for so long, (8 years), I'm sad that those closest to us have lost interest in us.
I could be just making a mistake and wasting y'alls time.

It sounds like you've had a challenging but creative journey, and it's clear you're passionate about your work. Even though you’ve had to put your goals on hold, your experience and ideas are still valuable. Your approach to blending art with wallpapering, especially with the concept of removable installations, is definitely unique and could appeal to many. There is interest in creative, practical designs like yours, and sharing your work could open up new opportunities. If you’re looking for feedback or to discuss your ideas further, reaching out to like-minded people could help reignite your passion and move things forward.