There, I did one of those infographic type things. I've updated my prices for a multitude of reasons, the largest of which being that shading takes uh. Way more time than it used to, hahaha.
EDIT: I've updated my prices. Lines are staying affordable but colors and shading take a lot of time, and huge jobs are just killing me, so up they go.
EDIT 2: New tiers offered! Colored Sketches are the same as lines, and Painting/Rubber is available for those with the cash to burn! Also, I'm currently running a promotion where if you buy four or more characters worth of art, you get a free 1-character sketch!
The number of characters in a piece increases the workload exponentially, not additionally. The logistics alone explode the complexity when it's 4 characters, much less if they have to be interacting. Painting is also such a painstaking method for me personally that having any more than three would create a situation where there's more detail on-screen than one piece could possibly justify.
One of the things AI does poorly is that it doesn't understand balance– you can't have the character be really detailed and the background have maximum detail and objects and landscapes. It's a fun party trick maybe but it's soup for the eyes. Your mind has no idea what to pay attention to because everything's equally cram packed together. That's the problem with too many characters in a painting.
The number of characters in a piece increases the workload exponentially, not additionally. The logi
Ya obviously it's a lot of work, you don't gotta be an artist to know that painting is the most labor-intensive and highest-skill option here. I just find it funny that someone could (potentially) offer you quadruple digits and you'd turn it down. Nobody said anything about AI though. Dunno why you brought that up.
Ya obviously it's a lot of work, you don't gotta be an artist to know that painting is the most labo
I brought it up because it's unfortunately now the layman's first and most common experience with digital painting, so I like to draw the contrast to help explain why human-made painting has more to offer– I am, unfortunately, competing with the thing now.
I brought it up because it's unfortunately now the layman's first and most common experience with di
