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I've been thinking about opening up commissions again, but I haven't done it in forever and I'm honestly not the best at determining art prices outside of adoptables. This is my most recent piece, took me about 3 days to finish. The bust alone took me about 8 hours, and one fullbody took about 12. Aside from just commission prices in general, I'm also curious about how much the above piece by itself would be worth. If y'all could share your opinions that would be amazing |
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Darkseeker
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Honestly, I would think either 1 or 2 apples or 1200 mush, this is great. But you can choose yourself if you will make discounts. from Doom, with love. edit: emo watermelon wolf XD |
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I'd say 2-4apples for a bust and 6-8apples for a full body. For commission prices I'd say 3apples but it depends what they are asking for, if it's a harder one I'd say 5apples but it is up to you^^ |
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Darkseeker
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If you're not sure how to price something, a commission auction is a great place to start! Before I ever made an art shop I did commission and YCH auctions and they're a good way to see what people are happy to spend. I'd usually start with a low SB [starting bid] at 100 or 500 mush, have a MI [minimum increase] of 100 mush and then whatever AB [autobuy] you feel comfortable with! You don't have to include an AB if you don't want to, but I find auctions with ABs typically tend to do better. As you haven't done commissions in a while, I'd do an auction for a commission piece, include a few examples of recent work and maybe place an AB at 10 apples and see how it does? The key to auctions is advertising a lot, especially if people haven't seen a lot of your art before! |
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