This market resolves yes if someone makes an offer to buy a sculpture I make in 2023. No purchase has to go through, but there needs to be a real intention to buy at a reasonable price. If it's a commission, the work needs to be done by the end of the year.
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Betting against people's personal goals is weirdly nice, because I end up feeling good about the resolution regardless of how it turned out.
The ceramics department held a fundraiser, so I put some work up for sale, including one piece I had otherwise intended to scrap. I just heard it was purchased by … my professor. This is maybe the highest compliment of my entire life as a potter, to have an artist I respect immensely want to buy my work, for some reason I can’t fathom?
@EvanDaniel Not yet, but I’ll try to post some pictures in my other sculpture markets once I’m done firing!
The title+description reads to me like (correct me if im wrong) : if you make the sculpture in 2023, say december, and get the offer for purchase in early January, presumably that is acceptable for the market? In that case perhaps the close date can be modified?
@firstuserhere Oh, based on the wording of the question and description, that seems reasonable.
@mariopasquato I don’t have experience making any prior to this year, so I’m just bumbling about trying to figure this out. This market is part of my goal to learn to sculpt this year.