Post Survey Questions.

1. Do you think that your answers  are similar or different from most Americans? In what ways are they similar, and different? 

For the most part, probably a lot similar to a lot of people but then again, completely opposite from a lot. To ask if I think my answers are similar or different to most Americans is too general to simply answer. I cannot speak for the rest of America and I know that a lot of Americans opinions would drastically differ from the answers that I put on this survey. I'm sure just as many Americans I chose money over art, but maybe for a different reason. I feel as if I can make what I want for decor in my home so I could use the money to make it. A lot of Americans are just greedy and have no appreciation for art. But, I can pretty surely assume that the Americans that see art as a hobby and not a career would most likely not take a survey like this so most of the answers would most likely be pretty similar to mine.
2. Which questions do you think  would be the most helpful if  one was using market research to design new paintings for sale? What questions would you ask differently, or leave out entirely?

Color, and weather they like brush strokes or not. But all of these questions are purely opinion. I feel, as an artist, they should not worry weather half the public likes it or not. Please the half that agrees with you and the other half and like something else.
3. Would this work? Why or why not?

It could work. But like I said, your personal art shouldn't be swayed by what the public thinks. Some will like it and some will not but if you are not creating what you want to create, then what is the point in creating?