>>5958716>>5958712It's not at all the kind of things I'd sell/buy. But given what sells nowadays, I'm sure there could be buyers; thus, if I were you, I'd look at things like
https://www.saatchiart.com/ and other online galleries with public prices to get some rough idea.
Tbphwy, the lack of "real", objective painting/drawing skills makes it difficult to price objectively; as the artist is unknown, it can't really be used efficiently for money laundering, so buyers would be people liking that specific aesthetic, and buying on emotion rather than rational appreciation. The second one is better composition-wise.
Are those yours?
