Lucky Ducky Lane said:

Definitely tier 3. You have a great start! Body prep, lighting, and mane/tails need work before you move up. As for pricing, I would probably pay 15-20k for a full set. Hope this helps! (:

Versailles said:

Start 3, move up when you feel comfortable <3 Remember that the higher the Tier you place yourself in, the more people expect from you in terms of experience and set-in-stone style that rarely shifts. :) You move when you feel ready, not when others tell you to.

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As a gentle critique, one thing I'm noticing needs some practice is your hair. You have the base idea down, but don't be shy to add more strands so you don't have clumps! <3 Shading, too. :) Don't forget to put light shadows/highlights throughout the hair and even some shadows underneath it where it's touching the body.
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Your white markings are lovely! You got ahold of them much faster than most people. Beautiful work! You can smudge the edges a little less, though, on horses with shorter hair. They don't have as much fluff, so their white will seem a bit more defined on the edges. :)

Versailles said:

Start 3, move up when you feel comfortable <3 Remember that the higher the Tier you place yourself in, the more people expect from you in terms of experience and set-in-stone style that rarely shifts. :) You move when you feel ready, not when others tell you to.

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As a gentle critique, one thing I'm noticing needs some practice is your hair. You have the base idea down, but don't be shy to add more strands so you don't have clumps! <3 Shading, too. :) Don't forget to put light shadows/highlights throughout the hair and even some shadows underneath it where it's touching the body.
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Your white markings are lovely! You got ahold of them much faster than most people. Beautiful work! You can smudge the edges a little less, though, on horses with shorter hair. They don't have as much fluff, so their white will seem a bit more defined on the edges. :)