I made this massive charcoal/ink artwork, I spent so many hours doing it, it took me months to finish it. After it got marked I had no space for it at home and there was no room at the school so I had to throw it away. It was pretty much the best thing I had ever made up until that point too. I had to get my teacher to get rid of it because I couldn't do it.
jamanticus post=18.71293.719056 said:
I once had to sell back a wonderful French cello that was made in 1865.... It was so old and not-so-well cared-for that it wasn't worth keeping from an economical standpoint
It had such a lovely and sweet sound, though.......*sigh*
That is terrible, if that happened to me I'd probably sit in a corner and eat nothing but icecream for a week feeling sorry for myself. ergh it was probably such a good cello, old is good for cellos. I don't even own my own cello yet, I am still renting. I hope you have a good cello to replace that one.