Griseo's oil paintings should have been no worse than those of internationally renowned masters. But there was one problem: paintings needed a certain amount of fame behind them.
Some people's works were worthless while they were alive, yet worth a fortune after their deaths.
If she eagerly took her paintings out to sell just like that, she would not make much money at all...
Mashiro was known as a world-class oil painter, but that was the result of climbing her way up step by step. Although she was only responsible for painting, the people around her helped her take care of everything else.
Whether it was her parents or her close friend Rita, they were all involved in related industries.
But what did Griseo have now?
Nothing.
No matter how good her oil paintings were, without channels or connections, even if the world was destined to recognize her in the future, it would still take time.
And more importantly, Griseo... did not want to meet people or mingle in any circles at all. She only wanted to paint freely on her own.
She rejected and resisted the idea almost instinctively!
Time and costs were also problems. For quite some time, she likely would not have a real source of income.
Of course, the main issue was that she was not familiar with this field, let alone the art world in this new world, which left her completely at a loss.
If she wanted to make money quickly, the only thing Griseo could think of was drawing for people on the street. That was practically cash in hand.
But that meant facing so many strangers, which she really disliked! And in that case, Griseo's paintings would definitely be sold cheap.
Her oil paintings were originally world-class. If she created and sold