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smellestine replied to your post: tenpranks replied to your photoset: There is no…

tenpranks is right you aren’t charging enough for your skills. Hell you’re not charging enough in general.

ah I see. Being completely new to this and I figured as a start I shouldn’t charge more than I myself could afford per picture I guess? I’ll try and adjust things next time soon! You don’t have to answer, but how much do you think would be about reasonable?

also.. ha I know I should’ve figured this out beforehand..but uhh does anyone have advice on what information to get from the person commissioning me?? i am biggest baby what do

5:25 am on Saturday, January 21, 2012 with 14 notes

tyuran said: alexds1.deviantart.com/… is a tutorial about taking commissions and what information you should include by a very classy lady. You may find it useful.
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charge… Here, there is a very good post you should read (right here (edit: also, this)),
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cypressphoenix said: okay, you aren’t charging enough for your skill in my opinion, however on the flip side and coming from experience, people hardly ever want to pay anything over $15 even if the art is fantastic which is super frustrating especially when you need it.
caliginously-yours said: I agree that you are VERY skilled and your art would sell for more, but with the prices as they are it’s probably likely you’ll get more business, because more people will be able to afford it. [: I wish you all the best luck!
maariamph said: You could easily triple your prices, especially since everyone knows how much you need that money :)
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pbdigital said: Contact information, references for the character/setting if they have them if you’re not super familiar. Contact information most important since if you need anything else hey, you know how to get in touch.
eykrie said: If they don’t provide you enough detail, just ask for more! The commission is a process, and will evolve as you work. Just send a sketch and be all “THIS WHAT YOU NEED BRO?” they’ll tell you what to change until it’s time to color and stuff. GoodLuk!
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