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So I am getting back into art after a break and dont know what to price it at. I feel I have grown but I dont know how much. Below are two examples created 6/17 and im posting a link to my old art shop for old price refrences. Also open to any criticism as well :) Old Art Shop Recent Examples |
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Welcome back to making art. I think you could definitely start your prices around 4000-5000. See who is interested and stuff, even offering sales and discounts can draw in customers. Your bodywork is looking pretty good, and matching the horse to the background is nice. For the hair, it's always good to add layers, to create definition and texture. It takes a lot of work and practice, but well worth it. This is a full horse manip tutorial, you don't have to follow it step by step, you can take bits and pieces that suit you. It does give you some advice on how artists create works. Everything from backgrounds, hair, eyes, lighting and shadows, etc https://www.deviantart.com/dark-oak-trails/art/The-Tutorial-Horse-271843981And this is a very nice hair tutorial, again you don't have to master it right away. But it gives you an idea of what I meant by layers and creating the texture. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sqti8KgQn0&ab_channel=TheDrearyRaven |
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You have a nice start! I would say about 5k per piece. I recommend working with lighting a little more to make the horse match the background. You also have a nice start with the hair painting. My advice is to make the hair flow a little bit more and add highlights and lowlights where necessary. If you're not sure what I mean by this, feel free to PM me and I'd be happy to help! :) |
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Thank you both this is very helpful! I will check out those tutorials Riverbreeze! |
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As they said, Around 5k :) |
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Moderate Temperatures and Overcast
