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Hey all! New-ish artist here. Ive sold a few pieces on HEE, and typically they sell well, however I'm not sure what tier I should focus on. - I currently have a tier 3 art shop, but I've had people tell me I may be able to move to tier 2? Here's my art gallery: Click- Also! Most of the time I sell my art via auction, so the prices vary a lot and I'm not sure what I should be charging for custom and premade flat sale photo manipulation. (I've had art only sell for 50k and my recent just sold for 550k...) - Thank you! |
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After looking over your gallery, I'd have to say it's tier 3. 50k is a reasonable price for the quality. |
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I would say around 50k is good base price. Obviously go up from there for more complex pieces. You could raise it, but I always like to go cheaper if possible to get more orders. Just if you want more orders or more money per order. :) |
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Id say tier 3, but the reason I feel that is, is because of 1. the lack of definition and what seems like over smudging making the horse base look flat and 2. the eye, the quality is lesser than the rest of the pieces and personally for me the eye can really change the mood and look of a piece. Your hair is looking good and it seems to be improving, the horse placement is good as well. If you get even the first point fixed and keep your art consistent you can definitely make tier 2:) edit.. I think you could also give your hair more flow if you used a smaller brush and added more strands/flyaways. |
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