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Wild_Potatoes
01:59:16 Potato
WAA Filly for 3,500$ releasing soon 1 of 8 color rating
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Tambo Valley Estate
01:03:04 KNNs & Bravery
KNN broods for yr 193
#23 #89 #6 & an embryo available to a new WWW wild mare.
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The Dude Ranch
12:26:15 TDR
ISO a 3 month upgrade
Fantasy Horses
12:12:05 Bravery + AD ISH
Horses for sale!
- ISH, KNN, and TB
- P combos to EEE
- Elite bravery
- Color
- Two mares, two stallions
- Wild captures
- Ages 1 and 2
- $800 to 6k
- TAKING OFFERS!
- Horses will be set free!
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Port Royal Equines
12:03:54 ISH Bravery 4 Sale!
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ISH Bravery mares! Come and get em.
MakeEm Fancy
11:25:31 Ally 💜
EEE 2.5k
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Mossy Lane Stables
10:47:34 
Are there any bravery breeders looking for proven LB colorful studs? Giving away my last three SH boys. Pm me
Unwanted Ones
10:46:35 
Selling upgrade 160k pm me

Hundreds of cheap brood mares in my stables
Skyrim
10:39:57 Wynter/Ghostly
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6 year old WWE rated RID stallion for sale at 250k. He has produced multiple EWE's and EEE's.
Sunflowerz
10:29:06 
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Small auction need theses horses gone.
Sport Horse is an SD world class
A pretty wild caught
Registered Irish Draught with a PEE
Another wild caught
Appendix Quarter Horse with a EPP
rating
And a handsome
Sport Pony with a EEP rating.
No roan coats in this auction.
$2'000 and up

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Wild_Potatoes
01:59:16 Potato
WAA Filly for 3,500$ releasing soon 1 of 8 color rating
-HEE Click-
Tambo Valley Estate
01:03:04 KNNs & Bravery
KNN broods for yr 193
#23 #89 #6 & an embryo available to a new WWW wild mare.
-HEE Click-
The Dude Ranch
12:26:15 TDR
ISO a 3 month upgrade
Fantasy Horses
12:12:05 Bravery + AD ISH
Horses for sale!
- ISH, KNN, and TB
- P combos to EEE
- Elite bravery
- Color
- Two mares, two stallions
- Wild captures
- Ages 1 and 2
- $800 to 6k
- TAKING OFFERS!
- Horses will be set free!
-HEE Click-
Port Royal Equines
12:03:54 ISH Bravery 4 Sale!
-HEE Click-
ISH Bravery mares! Come and get em.
MakeEm Fancy
11:25:31 Ally 💜
EEE 2.5k
-HEE Click-
Mossy Lane Stables
10:47:34 
Are there any bravery breeders looking for proven LB colorful studs? Giving away my last three SH boys. Pm me
Unwanted Ones
10:46:35 
Selling upgrade 160k pm me

Hundreds of cheap brood mares in my stables
Skyrim
10:39:57 Wynter/Ghostly
-HEE Click-
6 year old WWE rated RID stallion for sale at 250k. He has produced multiple EWE's and EEE's.
Sunflowerz
10:29:06 
-HEE Click-
Small auction need theses horses gone.
Sport Horse is an SD world class
A pretty wild caught
Registered Irish Draught with a PEE
Another wild caught
Appendix Quarter Horse with a EPP
rating
And a handsome
Sport Pony with a EEP rating.
No roan coats in this auction.
$2'000 and up

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What tier? April 6, 2023 10:16 AM


Sungold Eventing
 
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Hey, I was just wondering what tier my art would fit into? I use my MacBook Pro's trackpad and GIMP/FireAlpaca, so drawing manes/tails is a little tricky - although I am looking into iPad software etc. Here are some of my most recent examples:
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I was thinking Tier 2, but I want a second opinion and what price ranges would you recommend?

Edited at April 6, 2023 10:25 AM by Sungold Eventing
What tier? April 7, 2023 02:12 PM


DragonFyre Estate
 
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I'd say mid to high Tier 2. Best way to figure out prices is to pice a price and see how busy you are. To busy means to low of a price.
What tier? April 7, 2023 02:18 PM


Spirtasi Whims

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Personally I'm gonna say around 50-65k. I'll update this later tonight with more detail as to why when I'm not typing on my phone
What tier? April 7, 2023 02:37 PM


Versailles
 
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I rarely like to base Tiers based on how busy/how high or low the price is. As I say to others- confidence is the absolute key before moving up <3 How confident are you in body prep, grounding, and making the horse blend with the background? If you feel comfortable with these things, then T2 is the spot for you! If you're feeling like you still need practice, then T3 is a perfectly okay place to be, even if you have something borderline T2 pricing to prevent an overflow of orders in your shop. The higher the Tier you are, the more people will expect from you, if that makes sense. Move when you feel ready, not when others tell you to! :)
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** I should add- while you can stray a little, as Tiers are labeled as an average pricing (not set in stone), don't go too far beyond what a person browsing that Tier would expect. It may cause some upset.

Edited at April 7, 2023 02:42 PM by Versailles
What tier? April 7, 2023 02:44 PM


Sungold Eventing
 
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Yeah, I have been trying to price my pieces at around 50-70k, and most have sold within a day or two - the Appaloosa piece was AB'd for 250k!

DragonFyre Estate said:
I'd say mid to high Tier 2. Best way to figure out prices is to pice a price and see how busy you are. To busy means to low of a price.


Yup, I'm on my phone right now too! That was the price range I am currently at, good to hear others think it is a good price!

Spirtasi Whims said:
Personally I'm gonna say around 50-65k. I'll update this later tonight with more detail as to why when I'm not typing on my phone


I think I can do shadows and reflections well, my lighting still needs work and getting horses to blend into grass (for example) can be challenging. I currently smudge for my body prep then add shadows and hilights, but I am trying repainting the horse instead of smudging, and I think it looks alright, and it gives a cleaner effect that smudging.
This is really great advice guys, thank you so much! <33

Versailles said:
I rarely like to base Tiers based on how busy/how high or low the price is. As I say to others- confidence is the absolute key before moving up <3 How confident are you in body prep, grounding, and making the horse blend with the background? If you feel comfortable with these things, then T2 is the spot for you! If you're feeling like you still need practice, then T3 is a perfectly okay place to be, even if you have T2 pricing to prevent an overflow of orders in your shop. The higher the Tier you are, the more people will expect from you, if that makes sense. Move when you feel ready, not when others tell you to! :)
.
** I should add- while you can stray a little, as Tiers are labeled as an average pricing (not set in stone), don't go too far beyond what a person browsing that Tier would expect. It may cause some upset.


What tier? April 7, 2023 02:49 PM


Versailles
 
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Shadows and reflections are a beautiful start! <3 White markings are another thing you should consider before moving anywhere. T2 is where those start to become important. :)
What tier? April 7, 2023 06:21 PM


Spirtasi Whims

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I definitely recommend reading this thread that Bell made awhile ago!
Now onto why I think that price range, since I believe it can be a way to help you improve.
1. The main problem I'm seeing in your art is a slight lack of body prep that enhances the stock you have chosen to use to fit together. In every piece, it's more like you stamped a horse on, and slightly erased the hooves to look like grounding. The appaloosa is probably the best one out of the bunch, however I would have added more colors in the highlights and shadows to make it fit more, but the lighting for it is good.
2. The hair needs work. What you are doing now is like a first step in creating hair. There needs to be direction, randomness and a bit of color variation. The mane on the pegasus piece is quite well done compared to the other pieces. Most of the pieces just look like you dragged the tail and mane with a brush in the same direction everytime. Hair naturally has waves to it and movement. As well as random hair strands that are in the uniform body of the rest of the hair.
3. Shadows need work as well as grounding. Understanding how light and shadows works will greatly help with understanding where to place a shadow. However, you seem to have a good understanding, it just needs a little more work with grounding involved. Shadows are almost never clear cut like how you have them, there's usually a fuzzier outline the further away the shadow goes from it's source.
What tier? April 8, 2023 04:48 AM


Sungold Eventing
 
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Ooh, thanks! I will keep this in mind when making art. Hair is a struggle for me, as I am using a programme with limited brushes, but I am making my first piece in GIMP, and this piece is turning out much better! I also am very keen on getting a drawing tablet, as I hope it would make drawing in general easier for me, as drawing with a trackpad isn't the easiest...

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