Mickeyman, a Taiwanese artist whose work has been translated into Spanish, draws on his own experiences of selling his work on the streets of Taipei.
Taipei, 2005. Recent design graduate Lucky wants to live a little while he is still young, so he quits his job in advertising to make a living from his art.
Smartphones were rare back then, and there were only two ways to build a following: selling your work on the street and blogging. Lucky sets up shop at the entrance to the busy Eslite Bookstore and learns all the tricks necessary to deal with competitors, dodge the police and handle difficult customers.
Gaining experience as he goes, Lucky starts to build a small following. One day a department store manager comes to find him: would he like to have a concession in the store? But the manager is more concerned with profit than art, putting Lucky off. Can he make the right choice?
