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Right. I need some pricing help especially, but I'd love to know your tier thoughts too. I am currently a Tier 3 artist selling my art for about 35k, but I'm a bit hesitant about raising it because I'm not sure if my art is worth more. Anyhoo, here's my art shop. Critique is welcome! Examples: |
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I think you are definitely at the very least tier 2. I would suggest raising prices to somewhere between 50k and 80k. To gauge interest and after a few months see if you should reassess. You have great consistency and strong pieces. My personal favorite is the third one but that could also just by my personal taste showing through. |
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Gondolin Stables said:
I think you are definitely at the very least tier 2. I would suggest raising prices to somewhere between 50k and 80k. To gauge interest and after a few months see if you should reassess. You have great consistency and strong pieces. My personal favorite is the third one but that could also just by my personal taste showing through.
Thank you! That's very helpful. The third piece is also my favorite. :D |
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I agree. High T2-T1. Honestly. You have tons of skill that will only improve. I agree with the pricing above as well. |
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Definitely Tier 2, not quite Tier 1 yet. I would focus on more complex stuff if you want to move up more, some color changes, maybe some fantasy type stuff. But your work is consistent and strong. Definitely raise your prices. |
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I have been watching your art for a while now and you've definitely improved quite a bit over time. I think you would do great in Tier 2, I agree with 50k-80k. |
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Thank you all so much! I'll raise my prices. <3 |
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