cadettealright

Well, I mean it just seems like you're shooting down everyone's suggestions. Honestly the only way to sell art is to know how to sell stuff, have a really good product, and be persistent. If you're not getting feedback, you should try reworking what you have, look up some pointers on advertising. I sold Girl Scout cookies for years, in high school I'd convince people to pay to get their faces painted at football games to support our art honor society. I know how to push my stuff, maybe all you need is more experience and the only way to get that is to keep trying. You say they won't let you in craft fairs, well find a way to do it anyway. Giving up when your goal is blocked isn't going to help you, you have to push through it. It's super hard to break through selling your art, art is so readily available now, there's so much of it. You have to have your own thing that people will see and associate you with and then you have to ADVERTISE THE HELL OUT OF THE THING. Enter contests, post signs on local bulletin boards, find your market and cater to that market. Don't be so negative, you can accomplish this with work.