Hi Mehr, ,
I've been reluctant to make prints as well. But I have a feeling that as a new artist, Internet sales of fine art at high prices is going to be tough. I think it will be important to create a following of people who know your work in person and will return to your on-line shop for more. Maybe enter shows and contests, find locations that will hang your pieces (coffee shops, libraries, etc.). Have business cards with your shop address to give out and be comfortable telling people about it. Maybe donate a piece as a fund-raiser at a silent auction, or for a prize for something. Look for small galleries that are willing to hang and sell some of your work.
There are other on-line places, but the ones that I'm familiar with are print on demand sites that make prints and ship them for you and then retain a portion of the sale price. I haven't tried them, but I've read comments there that are similar to here....it still involves much outside self promotion.
I'm sure it's possible to sell on-line, but I think it takes more work than just uploading and waiting. I think the on-line store has to be just one part of the sales strategy.
Again - these are all just my opinions based on things I've read at various artist sites. I haven't actively tried all of these things or put full effort into making sales!! I do enter juried shows, and I have made sales that way. But only a few and I've only won small cash prizes. And I did have a solo show for a month at a local coffee shop. I received many compliments, but no sales. So I don't mean to say I'm an expert in selling in ANY way!