Hi, these ones are editions of ten. I'm still finding my way around the pricing structure. For paintings ii is easier because I've been doing them for a long time, and you know what the ceiling is (in my city) for people being able to afford them, and also what the demand is.  For these digital works I never know we there people will want them or buy them. I usually manage to sell 1 or two when I show. For example I did a very poignant and timely political one last year and sold most of the ten. But I've also done 'the death of goldilocks' ... Little girl lying dead at the feet of the three bears (after the original story) and people have bought copies. My Santa Clause project I offered to sell the rights to the company but it would have been about 14000 and they balked so we did a one use fee, which ended up being much better for me .... If I get off my bottom and sell the works this year in a gallery. I'm using an expensive printer to printer in Sydney but the quality is like what you see on the monitor! Amazing!