Hoping mine are chosen

I had the difficult job of choosing which three pictures to enter for the Open Exhibition at 20 21 Arts Centre. It's many months since I last saw them, and unwrapping them was like discovering them all over again. I could have picked at least ten out which I thought people would like to see. But the limit is three. 

This afternoon I delivered the first three that you see here 

It was a close call. The following didn't make it, so I wrapped them up and put them away in the wardrobe. 

It was a toss up between the spirals and the buttons. I like both of them equally. 

Covid would have been topical, but it's difficult to know what the judges are looking for. 

Malfunction also topical . A computerised human under attack.

I love these, but they didn't make it. They stay here for now. 

Now I have to wait until they have done the judging and chosen those they want for the exhibition. It runs from January the 29th to April 23rd. There are prizes to be won, but it would be nice just to have my work accepted so people could see it, and maybe purchase it. I have priced all three, the Arts Centre adds 40% as their commission. 

I am often asked if I sell my work online. I have to say no, sorry, I don't. Distance selling is a whole new ball game. I have no facilities for electronic payments, don't want to spend time packing them up for shipping, and the returns regulations are fraught with difficulties should someone be dissatisfied with their purchase. I can do without the hassle. There is no rush for me to sell anything. 

The weekend is here once more. I hope you have a good one. 

Thank you for popping in. Catch ya later.   ilona