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With this, I would consider myself a low tier one artist. Would this be accurate? |
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This is a really good guide! I'll make sure to apply these things for my pricing when I get confident enough in my art |
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hi, i can cut out stuff somewhat neatly (normally use precuts though) and confidently add them to a backround that fits. i can also add highlights and lowlights+shadows |
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Edited at April 15, 2024 01:28 AM by Enoki Valley
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I can do 2/2 in Tier 3, 3/5 in Tier 2, and 2/4 in Tier One. How should I price? |
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I can do 2/2 in Tier 3, 3/5 in Tier 2, and 2/5 in Tier 1. How should I price my art? |
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Hello! I was wondering, if I draw the art myself, what should I set the prices at around? |
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Oops sorry I accidently refreshed my page... |
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I know this thread is long dead, but I think it's valuable to add that you shouldn't choose a tier based off of what your art sells for in auctions. People almost always are willing to pay drastically more in auctions than they would for a commission. |
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Snow and Sleet Mix, Clearing at Night
