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After I returned from the chaina painting convention in Canada, I've been thinking of starting selling my hand painted miniatures. I think I got confidence in selling there. Although my painting skills are not enough for selling, I'd love to go to the next step.
I'm thinking to have an online shop and sell. I think it's much more convenient for me rather than to have a real shop. I'd like to sign up this site and try to sell: http://www.etsy.com/sell?ref=so_sell
I think the site have both in Japanese and English, it's good for me to start selling. After I become used to selling, I'd love to creat my own HP and sell my hand painted work there too!
I'm thinking to have an online shop and sell. I think it's much more convenient for me rather than to have a real shop. I'd like to sign up this site and try to sell: http://www.etsy.com/sell?ref=so_sell
I think the site have both in Japanese and English, it's good for me to start selling. After I become used to selling, I'd love to creat my own HP and sell my hand painted work there too!
Since I returned from the china painting convention in Canada, I've been thinking of starting selling my hand painted miniatures.
"I've been" goes with "since" because it shows it happened over a period of time. "I thought" would go with "after" because it shows something that happened once and stopped.
I think I gained confidence in my ability to sell my work there.
Although my painting skills are not good enough to sell, I'd love to go to the next step.
Not sure what you mean here. You can sell skills. Did you mean you skills aren't good enough to teach classes?
I'm thinking about having an online shop to sell my work.
I think it's much more convenient for me rather than having a real shop.
I'd like to sign up this site and try it: http://www.etsy.com/sell?ref=so_sell
I think the site has both in Japanese and English, so it's a good place for me to start selling.
After I become used to selling, I'd love to create my own website and sell my hand painted work there too!
HP means "Hewlett Packard" here to most computer users. ;)