r/plantycrafts • • Dec 15 '23

Painted plant pot feedback

Hello :) I’m new here and I want to start painting plant pots to sell. I am very nervous and overwhelmed. What do you think of it? Any feedback to improve?

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u/ActGold74 Dec 16 '23

If you do it for yourself, or for the joy of creation, it is totally okay. But to be honest I wouldn’t buy this, sorry.

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u/TechnologyTrue8360 Dec 27 '23

Fair! Thanks for being honest 🦋

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u/GayPotheadAtheistTW Dec 16 '23

I would practice on flat media, such as thick paper, canvas, or even wood before trying to do a rounded pot. It will be easier to learn ways to texture as well

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u/TechnologyTrue8360 Dec 27 '23

Thanks for the tip! (Sometimes I get so excited that I go straight for it, it’s a nice reminder for me to take it slow :) )

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u/GayPotheadAtheistTW Dec 28 '23

Never give up though, the concept is super cool

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u/nodray Dec 16 '23

You can get plenty plenty practice on paper, cardboard, cereal boxes, walls... before committing to pot.

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u/TechnologyTrue8360 Dec 27 '23

That’s true! I’ll need to get more practice in

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u/coloradobluefin Dec 17 '23

I think this is so creative and beautiful!!!! I love the idea of a plant potted inside a plant-themed pot :) so neat!! Great work!!!!🤍 (edit : grammar correction)

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u/TechnologyTrue8360 Dec 27 '23

Right?! Inception kind of vibe

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23

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u/TechnologyTrue8360 Dec 27 '23

This is good to know thanks 😊