$50 is probably a little low for a picture as detailed as that, but it's not WTFBBQ low. In general though, charge whatever you need to so that the number of people wanting something roughly matches how quickly you can get them done. If you've got too many people willing to pay (relative to your ability to complete), raise your prices a little. (Ballpark numbers: $60-80 base, +$20 per character, surcharge for complex characters/designs on a case by case basis; eg "wings" or however you feel like handling it).
$50 is probably a little low for a picture as detailed as that, but it's not WTFBBQ low. In general
That price is fair (still on the cheaper side) if you aren't including the background, but including the background, yeah I'd say you should be charging more like ~90. I'd say a fully shaded fullbody should be about 60$, +50% for a detailed background, +50% for every additional character. That'd make this piece about 90$, which seems fair to me- if not still a little cheap.
Honestly, it depends on your speed. Charging 15-20$ per hour of work you do is a decent way to gauge how much you should be pricing. If this piece took you 6 hours, somewhere between 90-120 would be fair.
That price is fair (still on the cheaper side) if you aren't including the background, but including
I personally think it's a fair price. You do really good work, and though you could likely stand to increase a bit you should do what you feel is comfortable ^^
I personally think it's a fair price. You do really good work, and though you could likely stand to
For a fully rendered piece with a background like that I've seen artists charge $100-200. Definitely think about how much time it's taking you to make these. If I were you I wouldn't be charging any less than $15/hour of expected work, and honestly for your quality I think $20/hour is more fair.
For a fully rendered piece with a background like that I've seen artists charge $100-200. Definitely
Context matters. Are you trying to keep a steady stream of comms coming in? Do you have too many already? If you get fewer jobs is it going to mean missing rent or just a little less spending money?
If I wanted a picture of that quality I would definitely expect to pay more than 50 for it and you definitely shouldnt feel bad about increasing the price but if youre drawing for the sake of the art, theres nothing wrong with keeping your price low until you start to get overwhelmed with comms.
Context matters. Are you trying to keep a steady stream of comms coming in? Do you have too many alr
I would charge a bit more. Usually when I pay artists for like 50 bucks it's either a character with simple background colour or an YCH.
Your art looks fully rendered and detailed and I'd agree with Influenza here that what you put as an example should be charged more for all those detailed things.
I would charge a bit more. Usually when I pay artists for like 50 bucks it's either a character with
Around $70-80 per character, background 10-20% of price depending on complexity. Additional characters like 30-40 bucks( if your feeling generous) the price of $50 for that is way too low.
Around $70-80 per character, background 10-20% of price depending on complexity. Additional characte
I think you are charging so low for that great kind of pic, 50 is a reasonable (little low) price for single character full color without background or complex clothing but detailed clothing and background should be charged more expensive depending on complexity and that one looks really complex or at least to me XD
I think you are charging so low for that great kind of pic, 50 is a reasonable (little low) price fo
I'm not exactly knowledgeable about commission stuff... or the price of art in general, but I think that's worth at least what you're asking, if not more. It's really good.
If people want something like that, they should be paying quite a bit for it. If I were one to commision things, I would pay at least that much.
I dunno how much I'd pay, exactly, but... at the very least, don't lower your prices.
I'm not exactly knowledgeable about commission stuff... or the price of art in general, but I think
