If you want something badly enough and work towards it, you will be shown the way.

Thank you both of you for wonderful comments and inspiring me. My fight is not with me for making an identity, I do value what I have and what I have got and have respect for it. I have a fight with my own people and if I want to priorotise art in my life I have to do something which will help me to pursue art forever.

If your audience doesn't exist create it who ever said that ive no idea oh yes it was me a few seconds ago!! It doesn't really matter but the boy in the picture has the answer. Play your art regardless of the size if the audience is not there that's their problem for missing out not yours

I think this is very similar to an earlier Blog I did which, I think you misunderstood me. I was saying about established artists maybe find it easier for their work to be recognised because they have a well-known name and in order for an artist trying to make a name they sometimes have to draw the publics attention to their art by perhaps creating a provocative painting. I agree that it can be an uphill struggle for aspiring artists, that is why art has never been considered a "proper job" because it is hard to make a living from it. I would totally disagree with you Manashree on your remark about your paintings and views on this site being worth nothing! The very fact that we now have a platform such as this site is a very positive development. It is free and so anyone can take advantage of it. The very fact that 3500+ views have taken place is wonderful. What you don't realise is that not only us artists are viewing but any one of the public can and that includes potential buyers. So don't dismiss this. Nothing that is worth anything in this life should be viewed in that way. Just carry on as you are doing and see what happens.