Are my prices appropriate?

*Triforcebear Nov 24, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I've recently opened commissions, and I'd like to know where I am with pricing.
I know I'm not a very talented artist yet, but I'd really like to start them now.

Commissions- open!11/24/12 I won't be able to start until I come home from vacation unless you request a traditional work, but please start sending notes in now. <3 Kiriban prize is two drawings of winner's choice, free (of course). Fullbody digital- 30 points, but the price may go up depending on detail. The background is a shot in the dark. You can give me an idea for one, and I'll do my best with it, but it may not be that great. :I Option: Sketch- None done of these yet. 15 points Lineart- 15 points. None done yet. The lineart is yours to color or just use as is once I finish. sample:

Digital, knee and up: 20 points. It's about the same as fullbody, but without all those pesky feet. sample:

Any chibi: 10 points. These can be really simple or pretty difficult depending. My chibis can change in style often, so the samples aren't really accurate. :I Digital or traditional. sample:

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~achipps Nov 24, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

When you say world I am ready to sell art, that is the the first step at starting a reputation as an artist. Is it good or will it be bad, and how will that effect what people think of your art later.

If your art can take the critic they can make jokes about anything and people will laugh and remember something funny. When critic can say anything bad then they can help get you attention with praise, but very few like to give praise. They rather look for things to joke about. This kind of thing happens on other websites, not here, but they do get the art from here.

So the world can be hard on an artist unless you don't try to get the attention. If you art is good enough, even without trying some see it and make it a favorite, and other people see it and a chain reaction could tell you your art is ready for the attention.

A lot of great art goes unnoticed mostly because this is a place for a lot of great artist that don't need help, while the artist that need help get the attention. Face it there is very little to say about improving when you can't think of anything, and sometimes that leaves people speechless. No comment, not favorites, just close the page to think and not remember where you saw it.

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