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A little image to remind us all of the pressures some people feel in life…especially when they get in, over their head into debt. A readvertising concept by no frills* art. Available as a tee here…
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This is also available with the design in plain black – looks better on some of the lighter/brighter colours.
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Re – did this for the lighter T Shirts (but have made it available in most colours). It’s a little different from the original design – made the handle a bit longer and took the blur off the MCard.
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A wallet, or billfold, is a pocket-sized flat case used to carry personal items such as cash, credit cards and driver’s licenses for frequent quick access. Wallets are generally made of leather or fabrics such as PVC. The modern bi-fold wallet with multiple card slots achieved its uniform standard size in the early 1950s with the introduction of the first credit cards in 1951. Wallet design remained mostly unchanged throughout most of the late 20th century, while today wallet design has exploded into myriad shapes, designs, and colors from dozens of designers.
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Lil still life i did for school
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Stacking of Saudi Riyals
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vino
by ryan munsonvino credit card
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American money and credit cards in a mouse trap. Another conceptual view of today world….
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money
by Missy MissGen X vs Gen Y Series of Mother and Daughter
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Add Ushna Sardar to your watchlist FEATURED BY Dimensions 12/03/09 FEATURED BY Aboriginal Art FEATURED BY The Human Condition FEATURED BY Dark Future FEATURED BY Feminine Intent !!! EXTREME ~ EMOTIONS !!! that piece of art have taken from my very talented friend / Shree art collection! thanks my friend!!!! How long were you in the queue? / / we had to queue up for an hour for the grocery / / as long as we know that small shop only sells food and other things used in the home, so you are here for some grocery?what you are going to buy? / / some dreams / / dreams? at grocery store? / / yeah / / are you mad? / / No! / / your noisy child have need some attention could you pay some attention? why he is making noise? / / I know.. what do you know? your child is starving! / / He’s off his food / / how you will pay the grocery bill? as you are skint! / / Don’t interfere in what doesn’t concern you / / It concerns me that you no longer seem to care. / / (she went quiet) / / you tried to turn your dream of running your own business into reality? / / (but I conceded that my teasing is getting beyond a joke as she did not get the joke) / / I dreamt that I got the world world? you mean this world? Trust you to dream up a crazy idea like this! / / Maybe! / / are you crazy? / / I don’t know, but only thing i know that I’m a mother and being a mother I feel a strong sense of responsibility towards my children! / / your responsibility being a mother is a different story but I remembered you were talking about your dreams! / / both are exactly the same / / how? / / (she were quiet) / / what do you do for living? do you have enough money to pay the grocery Bill? I can lend you some money till tomorrow! / / sorry I haven’t need! you have a lot of money to spend? / maybe.. (I saw her clenched fist, she won’t drop a coin. it seems, she is having a power in her clenched fist!) / / do you want come to power? / / I won’t political control of a country or an area, I won’t power or to seize anything. I won’t rule the earth or world! I have little and small dreams! / It is not within my power to help myself! I suppose we should be grateful for small mercies / / Why don’t you work? / / No, I don’t work, my husband has passed away last week I don’t know exactly how we’ll manage it, but we will, somehow / / (she started to weep uncontrollably) / / Oh sorry to hear! I just can understand! / / his sudden death dealt a blow to the whole family / I don’t know how to deal with issues and problems but I have to manage all that without him / / (She struggled hard to control her unruly emotions) / / / Please pay some attention to your child, Small children have a very short attention span. / / / (she went quiet. her body were covered with weeping sores. she’s seem deserving pity and sympathy!) / / your child making a lot of noise, he looked half starved, I know the people / they provided food and shelter for the poor, you should go and see them! / / (she were not supposed to listen more as she passed me in the store without even saying bye) / / What do want? / (store keeper asked the woman behind the counter) (her child was still making lots of noise, he was starved) / / some milk! / / do you have some money? / / (she looked around, there were not any body, only i was standing in the store and the distance was not measured in miles!) / / yeah! / (she saw her clenched fist) / / that only coin u have? / / yes! / / sorry but it’s not enough to get some milk / / Listen, my child is starved / / then? / / I need some milk! / / madam, a thing that is worth, you have to pay money for it / / I will pay later / when? / soon! / / Are you paying in cash or by credit card? / / (He burst out laughing) Will your dad lend you the money?’ ‘Don’t make me laugh! Please try to understand, my child needs some milk / / ‘Oh, you poor thing.’ / I haven’t large amount of money at the moment but.. / you are in financial difficulties, that coin you are having in clenched fist It isn’t worth much but i know how much is this body worth? / / (He whispered) / / What do you mean? she was stunned / / You know what I mean! This idea is well worth considering! / your child is really hungry! / / that poor lady were quiet! / Keep the door closed! store will not open for a period of time for the public! / / store keeper looked at me and i moved quietly!
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Ways to sell your art
by sellingEmpower Others To Sell your work It can be emotionally difficult to talk yourself up and sell your own work directly to a customer. ...
Empower Others To Sell your work It can be emotionally difficult to talk yourself up and sell your own work directly to a customer. But it’s easy for other people who like and believe in what you do to tell customers how great your art is. Give family and friends a portfolio of your work and make it easy for them to sell your work for you, including handling payment. Give them order forms, show them how to buy your work from RedBubble, give them information on you and your art to give away, make sure they have really good photos of what the products look like or physical samples. Remember, these people are doing you a favor so make sure they are not under pressure to sell. Of course a financial incentive to close a sale never goes astray and gives people an incentive. LayBy / LayAway There are many customers out there who really want to make a purchase but are still a few days away from pay day or need some time to save up enough money. Offering to LayAway your work means that these people are not excluded from buying. Always always always document your layaway terms and conditions and make sure a copy is signed. Most countries have rules about layaway/layby so make sure you are abiding by them. For example, almost all layaways will require a cancellation agreement. Tip: Order the print once the base price has been paid for so you are never out of pocket. Deposit + Balance Probably one of the more common methods for accepting payment. A customer pays a deposit to secure the product and then pays the balance upon collecting the item. Deposits can range from 10% to 50% of the total cost. Make sure you give receipts with outstanding balances recorded (and always keep a copy for yourself). If you can cover your expenses in the deposit amount, that is great. If not, why not include a 3 week production and delivery time so you are never out of pocket. (you can order the print after being paid) Accept Different Payment Methods RedBubble has the advantage of an online checkout where credit cards and paypal can be used. Of course when you are selling your work face to face, sending someone to a website doesn’t really make sense when they have their wallet right now. Creditcards, Debit Cards & Eftpos: Most banks will allow you to accept credit or debit transaction into a business account. Depending on the frequency of these transactions, you may use the telephone to authorize payments, or a machine. Cash: Many people like to use cash. Just make sure you keep it somewhere safe until you can deposit it, and always keep copies of receipts. A Way Out / Give people a cooling off period in which to cancel a sale, have an exit clause in your layaway agreements, and document a returns policy. A customer who doesn’t feel locked in is more likely to buy from you, and a customer who has a good experience when returning something is more likely to buy from you in the future. It’s relatively common practice for deposits to be not refundable, or for canceled layaways to have a cancellation fee. These measures protect you, but still give your customer freedom to back out without feeling like they have lost everything. Offering to exchange items means you still get the sale, and the appreciation of the customer. Jo Images used with permission. Thank you Helen, James, John and Rebecca If you have an idea for an article or question about selling, drop me a bubblemail
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Just in time for Christmas, Jesus is plastic ready… This is my entry for the Current Issues group challenge titled “Get it off your chest” However it seems Jesus has it on his chest… Sam Dantone
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2nd place in The Challenge Your funniest work with toys in the / LMAO ART – Your funniest work group Cheeky portrait of low budget Christmas meal
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The majority of us, Americans, are victims of self-induced slavery. Our quest for the American dream has left many of us with refinanced mortgages, alarming student loan balances, and outrageous credit card debt. Many of us have recently realized that years, maybe decades, will pass before we see an end to our financial grief. We must accept the fact that we are 21st century American slaves—serving our masters (creditors) until our freedom from debt is paid in full. This t-shirt is a semi-humorous way of expressing a serious situation plaguing America today. It particularly targets credit card debt.
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The majority of us, Americans, are victims of self-induced slavery. Our quest for the American dream has left many of us with refinanced mortgages, alarming student loan balances, and outrageous credit card debt. Many of us have recently realized that years, maybe decades, will pass before we see an end to our financial grief. We must accept the fact that we are 21st century American slaves—serving our masters (creditors) until our freedom from debt is paid in full. This t-shirt is a semi-humorous way of expressing a serious situation plaguing America today. It targets debt in general.
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For lack of discipline!!!!! I am cutting them up…... as soon as I…... /
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Free at last
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A montage of some of my digital artwork. Recently I recieved letters from the Credit card companies which I have cards with. These letters told me in so many frosting covered words that we are jacking up your rates. Well I am what you would call an excellent customer. I never missed a payment, was never late for a payment and always paid way more than the minimum. What a sham being the good citizen is, I actually thought it meant something, boy was I wrong. All these banks recieved the largest taxpayer bailout in U.S. history and at the same time that the Federal Reserve has lowered short-term interest rates that banks pay to near zero percent, the same banks are charging consumers outrageous fees and sky-high interest rates on credit cards and other loans. Citibank, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and American Express recently notified customers that their interest rates are going up, in some cases to 30 percent, if a single payment is missed. They also are jacking-up interest rates on consumers who pay their bills on time and never go over their credit card limit.
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