@smurfoasis1288
"Art is a luxury not a necessity" ate.
@Sussusfrfr
Usually I have the client pay half the price after I do the sketch(usually takes 2-5 minutes) with 3 free major changes(pose, clothes) and minor changes (hair, accessories ) I would just jot down and keep note of them in a checklist. But wow your prices are pretty high! Totally worth it cuz your art is beautiful ❤
@scawydemon
Can confirm that people will save the money if they want to commission you - I have been saving up to commission my favourite artist since I was 12 years old!!
@jotahoe5017
Just sold my first ever commission to my friend! Its a fully colored, shared bust drawing and i sold it for 45 euros (around 50 usd)! :D
@AHoagieRoll
Honestly my problem is mostly not knowing if I’m actually good enough to have people commission me lol
@triciabeloved_
AAAA THIS IS SUCH GOOD TIMING!! I really want to start commissions to help out with my family but i literally have little to no idea how to do/take commissions so you posting this just SAVED me :'D
@m.t.443
5 minutes in and i'm already feeling a lot better about posting commissions soon, I never knew how to post them. Do I break it up and offer lineart, flats, and fully rendered pieces? How do I price each individual part of the process? This video just told me I DON'T have to do that. I can have set prices, set "bases" (Busts, portraits, full body), etc. and then adjust prices where it's needed (extra characters, nsfw requests, details, etc.) So nice to see a concise video about this!! Thank you!!
@midnightdoesstuff
I once did graphite pencil drawing commissions for my classmates in elementary school and I spent 3 hours each on those a got hand cramps for a week from them and I sold them for 5 bucks each
@edenwayne8407
I remember someone saying that you should have more confidence on your art and make sure that you're prices are not too low, because a lot of scams usually have their prices lower compared to the quality of their posts, so people tend to avoid commissioning low price artists.
@shogekifox
My friends have been telling me to do commissions for a while but I'm scared of getting scammed or people being displeased with my art. this helped with a lot of questions I had though
@kitkatscribbles
Turning 18 soon I've been wanting to actually make real money with my art for so long and this video helped to boost my motivation towards that. Thanks Blue❤
@TheSleepyWarlord
I just finished my commission sheet and got a paypal set up, this is my very first time doing commissions, im a little nervous but mostly excited
@Haruki_chan
I can't wait to try to do art commissions... but I'm waiting to get better at drawing first cause I dont think my art is good enough yet to ask for money. I really hope I'll be able to do it one day ! I love your artstyle btw !! Its so pretty !
@clairenime
I wanted to start but It really made me realize just how inconsistent my art was. So! I’ve been drawing a bit more and becoming more and more consistant. Maybe I’ll get into it over the summer, as its something I really want to do, but I want to make those who commission me happy and satisfied with their purchase.
@Cawny.
i just got asked to do an art commission. i reacted like a deer running all wild and confused after hearing a shotgun. this helped me so much! thank u.
@cxiuart
i personally use artistree to keep all my commissions in one place, and i use stripe for payments so i dont have to give out my name via paypal :)
@WarrylKeynesBelga
As a 35 year old daddy, My current office work isn't enough so I hope I can earn at least a decent amount but I really think I should start small and I'm somewhat confident with my art but I really do miss like 6 years of drawing cuz of work and life, thank you this video help me about thinking of how to start with commissions.
@dangaryaaa6479
i just want to say thank you. im a high skill artist for 3 years now, but i never were into commissions. now, after your tutorial, i started to feel motivated, and now, a big company commissioned me for their game! thanks to you, for brightening me up.💝
@EudaimoniaCat
Just so you know, you can set a paypal business account and use your artist name instead of your IRL one but, based on where you live, you might have to file for taxes.
@teamili7957