Well I’ve been working in photoshop recently trying to get out as many images as possible. I’ve managed to upload a total of 451 abstract art images to my Imagekind site. This blue abstract art piece is one of my favorites. I still have more to upload but I am thinking of re-shooting them to get better quality images.

My next project is going to be setting up an affiliate page on my abstract art website. This affiliate page will give people an opportunity to sell my art and make a 20% base price commission off of my art. I will give a step by step guide to help people set everything up. If I can get enough marketers then I will be able to focus 100% on creating awesome art! I figure it’s win-win. I would also be creating tools and media to help my affiliates sell art. If you would like to see the Imagekind affiliate page then go here. You can start today!

My next projects also include creating more youtube videos, for more exposure. I also want to spend a good amount of time in photoshop creating some cool wallpapers. So far all of my art has been hand painted, so I will switch to computer for this. Imagekind also has a new Storefront feature, I will be playing with that as well.

I created this painting two days ago. I haven’t painted anything in a while so I had to do something intense! I like how it turned out, The original canvas size was 30? by 40?. It took me about 5 hours to complete. Prints of this abstract painting are available at my Imagekind site. I didn’t really have a plan before painting it, i just started with the four lines and built it from the middle. Another piece of abstract art to add to the mix. I hope you like it.

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I like this painting, it was my first abstract painting. The dimensions on the original are 36? by 54?. I created it about a year ago, it’s still hanging up in my living room. I tinted this painting blue in photoshop, the original colors can be seen here. I love tinting and adjusting the colors of my paintings on photoshop, the possibilities are endless. The painting took me about 12 hours to make, I listened to some old school music at the time. I also went to the casino with my friends half way through the painting process, won a little bit of money . I didn’t know if people would like the painting or not. But my friends and family all liked it and thought it was cool. So now I’m making more paintings.

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