Comment on Price my art, please? by Noxxi-a
It has not much to do with sitting on a high horse, if you make prices you are satisfied with.
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You have to think about what your art and time is worth to yourself and what media you use, for traditional art I would also consider your material costs.
Many low-skill artists offer commissions for a few points, to sell at least some...but like that, people bear no relation to points and money. They think " wtf, 800 points?!" but i'ts only 10USD converted in € it's even less....
You have to see what you are willing to take for your time you spend....
80
are one USDYou have to think about what your art and time is worth to yourself and what media you use, for traditional art I would also consider your material costs.
Many low-skill artists offer commissions for a few points, to sell at least some...but like that, people bear no relation to points and money. They think " wtf, 800 points?!" but i'ts only 10USD converted in € it's even less....
You have to see what you are willing to take for your time you spend....
I see what you mean, but I'm always wondering if I might end up charging too much or not so I posted asking for others to price my work just to get an idea of what's not too much but I know what is too low a price, though.
Hmm, I'd mostly be doing digital work which takes me 2-3 days at the most when just doing art for myself. Maybe I should just do an estimate with people who want to commission me instead of having set prices right off the bat so i can get a feel for being on a deadline when doing art for others. Am I making sense, at all?
Hmm, I'd mostly be doing digital work which takes me 2-3 days at the most when just doing art for myself. Maybe I should just do an estimate with people who want to commission me instead of having set prices right off the bat so i can get a feel for being on a deadline when doing art for others. Am I making sense, at all?