I woul love to commission you. ^^

How about 15 or 20 dollars for a picture?

For number 1 and 2 I'd pay $25 each. c:

These are some ranges that I feel these numbers could go just an idea
really just based on past expereinces

1 10 - 15
2 10 - 20
3 25 - 30
4 30 - 40
5 30 - 50
6 10 - 50

Asking your audience to price your artwork might not be a good idea. They will undervalue your art. A good idea is to price your art by the number of characters in the illustration, the level of completion of the picture, and how difficult the composition is.

In my opinion, one, two, and 3 should be priced similarly. They are all single character, simple pose, just in different styles. I can't really offer advise on the others.


Start by pricing your art at a modest level. If you get a lot of commissions, raise your prices to meet the demand.

If you don't get any commissions, lower your prices and re-announce that you have.

(1) and (2) I would put in the same pricing as simpfied shading

(3) and (5) would be higher detail and priced the same but for an additional cost.

(4) and (6) are more complex with either being a sequence or having multiple characters and should be priced the highest

As for numbers, that depends on your need for money as well as your putting a price on your own effort and hard word.

Er, "Hard Work" rather!

Better if you put the prices yourself, don't let your crowd be the voice in this matter, no matter how response them may seem or look.

It's up to you to determine them.

(1) & (2): $20-25 quite simple and appealing, would likely sell decently at this price.

(3) & (5): $30-35 soft shading and more detailed pieces like 5 take longer, it's a nice look but would definitely be more expensive for the additional effort.

(4) & (6): $40-60 depending on how complicated the piece is to you, for what it's worth these seem quite complicated and time consuming based on the details and amount of characters in these.

Personally I would probably pay more as the exchange rate is kind to me, but I'm trying to take into account what the average person here would find affordable.

the price you offer should depend on how much time you spend on a picture, and how much your normal job pays per hour can give you an idea on how much you should ask for.

You are a very good artist with an appealing style, you should do well.

Hrmm 3 is fully shaded 2 is partial shading and 1 is flat colors correct?
In that case $20 for 1 flat color with one character more should cost extra
partial shading can be $25 (unless you think that's too cheap in which case you might want to charge $30)
Full shading like in #3 should be between $40-$50 I find that to be reasonable as it's comparable to other commissions.
If a person wants a background that should be $10 extra, backgrounds can be difficult and a photograph for a background would clash with the image.

1 - 10$ - 20$
2 - 10$ - 25$
3 - 15$ - 20$
4 - 15$ - 35$
5 - 25$ - 40$
6 - 30$ - 60$

Hope it helps a little!

Testing by selling is best method!

Adjust afterward if needed!