| |
|
hey guys! some of you may know that ive been doig pet portraits for a little while now! well recently i feel ive been getting better, using more painting and less smudging. please let me know fair prices for these, and maye what i could do to improve <3 recent progress GIF- Recent pieces- |
|
|
| |
 |
|
| |
|
100k ish, and will increase as you get more details and intense color. These feel a bit washed out, like an old photo. |
|
|
| |
|
Oh wow... I love the 2nd one! I'm terrible at pricing things, unfortunately... |
|
|
| |
|
Pricing-wise, I would pay 25k-35k for these. Personally, I don't feel like these are actually "pet portraits" because you're just painting over/smudging a pre-existing photo, and parts of the original photo are still clearly visible in the finished product. They're great and all, don't get me wrong, but I think advertising them as portraits is a little misleading because essentially all you're doing is retouching the photo and giving it a different, more smudgy finish, so it's more of an editing service, not a portrait painting service. These are just my thoughts, I'm in no way trying to shoot these down or stop you from doing them, just giving an honest opinion :) |
|
|
| |
|
ok thank you! i currently have them priced at 30k each. i understand that they may not look completely painted, and this is because i dont yet have an art tablet. but as soon as it arrives ill be painting over them in closer detail
Idle Lane Farms said:
Pricing-wise, I would pay 25k-35k for these. Personally, I don't feel like these are actually "pet portraits" because you're just painting over/smudging a pre-existing photo, and parts of the original photo are still clearly visible in the finished product. They're great and all, don't get me wrong, but I think advertising them as portraits is a little misleading because essentially all you're doing is retouching the photo and giving it a different, more smudgy finish, so it's more of an editing service, not a portrait painting service. These are just my thoughts, I'm in no way trying to shoot these down or stop you from doing them, just giving an honest opinion :)
|
|
|
| |
|
wow fenn thank you! iv'e been trying to get more color in them
Aylesbury Manor said:
100k ish, and will increase as you get more details and intense color. These feel a bit washed out, like an old photo.
|
|
|
| |
|
Thistleberry Farm said:
ok thank you! i currently have them priced at 30k each. i understand that they may not look completely painted, and this is because i dont yet have an art tablet. but as soon as it arrives ill be painting over them in closer detail
Idle Lane Farms said:
Pricing-wise, I would pay 25k-35k for these. Personally, I don't feel like these are actually "pet portraits" because you're just painting over/smudging a pre-existing photo, and parts of the original photo are still clearly visible in the finished product. They're great and all, don't get me wrong, but I think advertising them as portraits is a little misleading because essentially all you're doing is retouching the photo and giving it a different, more smudgy finish, so it's more of an editing service, not a portrait painting service. These are just my thoughts, I'm in no way trying to shoot these down or stop you from doing them, just giving an honest opinion :)
Ooh! Where can I get them, Olive? |
|
|
| |
|
right here, nutmeg :) https://horseeden.com/forums.php?f=16&t=51025 |
|
|
| |
|
Rather than painting over the photos, I would love to see them done completely from scratch using the photo only as a reference. I think that would spur a lot more interest, and it would make it much more personal and portray more of your style as an artist :) |
|
|
Light Rain then Clearing Overnight
