4:45am Jun 15 2011 (last edited on 6:30pm Jun 20 2011)
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SO DIGITAL YES.... that is right..
I do not know how much to charge, and the mouse being a horrendously evil intrument of pure torture and death upon any being who wishes to use it for any artistic purposes this is what my mousey hands shat out.
it bears some resemblance to a fairy goat and some resemblace to a starved alien trying and failing at being cute to get food from random incredibly scared passersby. I would also imagine it to be picky, and not want hamburgers because it is a vegan alien and therefore quite picky. I would know because my sister is a vegetarian and she is quite picky. (ha)
Your art is lovely but indeed a bit pricey,dear. Perhaps you should ask for an opinion from res users to determine how to price? :3 That's what I did to try to price my commissions as well. It's hard to price artwork when switching from true monetary value, to an internet game currency, and might even feel a little like underestimating your talent and what it is worth, but you must also think and cling to what you think your art is worth. I'm not saying it's wrong to charge 4mil TU, because if that is what you believe your art to be worth then that is what it's worth! But, you must also take other's wallets into consideration x3 It's hard, I know, but as you improve and get regular customers, you have the freedom to up your prices with reason! <3
Sadly I am mostly a traditional artist. Digital art has taken over the art world, so indeed I feel your pain. As Artist though, we are strong, and adaptable. Though, we also have the ability to produce greatness, which may make an old tradition come back to life. We can adapt and take on what the world is finding to be the new 'hip' and 'cool', and later when our name is known, make daring strides by bringing back an old habit of an art form, and our fans will still love the art we produce and possibly bring more into view. Artists have a rough life...Starving artists even moreso. But it's all about adaptability,patience, and practice. <3
Well, if you want to adapt to digital art, it's just as easy as retracing pictures on the computer that you uploaded via scanner or so ^^
Just use a program like GIMP, which is free ^^
You're very good, though!
I bet you would have problem going over hand-drawn images uploaded to your computer to become a digital and traditional artists^^ You can also sell you digital art for a lot more!
But, it's no choice of mine whether you stay traditional or go digital, too, because it's your art^^
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