uhhhh could anyone price these?
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HungryForCereal
if it was you I'd never want to leave...
300 or above because of the style and shading and whatever. love the hair!
These are nice, but they all have nearly identical faces and the same angle. I suggest you work on that before selling art (for real cash,) because you might be faced with diverse characters to draw and re-using the same set of identical facial features won't always work.
I say 500-700 these look amazing. I agree with vexnir though they look like they were done on a base? Which is fine for examples and tbt comms but I personally don't like to buy things on bases for RLC (unless they're like $1 things lol)
cherriielle
//finger guns//
10000000 tbt
but actually though, I'd agree with pokemanz and say 500-700tbt. For rlc usually I just convert the price to $5-$7. ^^
but actually though, I'd agree with pokemanz and say 500-700tbt. For rlc usually I just convert the price to $5-$7. ^^
That's $1-$2 per hour. Yeah, no.
Evvie, I think you might want to improve a bit first before you start selling for money. Nobody deserves to work for so little, but on the other hand people may refuse to pay more at first. So I suggest you work on your art some more and then you can get higher pay for the same amount of time invested. Please never sell your art for such ridiculously low prices as $5-$10. I wouldn't price a painted portrait anywhere less than $20. (I started with mine being super cheap as well, like $10 or so, but worked up my way to selling them for $50-$60+ now, and trust me, you don't want to work for 1 or 2 dollars per hour.)
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That Zephyr Guy
crouton.net
I'd say 200-300 TBT because it's a bust/headshot.
Definitely more for a fullbody.
Definitely more for a fullbody.
yeahhh its because im not really good at expressing angles? idk i dont really intend to open a shop yet, this was mainly just a check ^^ but thank you!
They're not a base haha ^^;
Thank you!
eh in all honesty, for me commissions aren't really only for the money, its not a full time job or anything for me so i really don't mind a few pounds for it ^^ but thank you anyway! i'll keep practising ^^
FleuraBelle
Fluffy Princess
Points wise maybe 500-700?
Yup, but still, people could take advantage of that and in the long run it will become very frustrating working for so little. Been there, done that, it's no fun.
Also, cosider the fact that if you undersell yourself, it affects the whole community. Seeing prices so low further pushes the mentality that art and the artists' time and sweat are almost worthless, and sadly, there is way too many people who think like that. Plus, young artists severely underpricing themselves make it harder for others to sell at normal prices. I've literally seen people coming and complaining to semi-professional/professional artists that their "prices are too high because I saw people selling art for 10 USD!"
So please, please, don't do this, you would hurt both yourself and the general artist economy. It's better to ask for more so you are properly rewarded for your investment. Because it's not just the time you use to make a commission, but also all the time you spent refining your craft.
Best of luck, though! Definitely try other angles, avoiding them won't make you learn them, so grab that bull by the horns
I hope you can improve fast, I am sure you can, so have fun with it!
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