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Hauntings

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    Master Art Critique & Pricing Advice

    in Critique & Pricing

    Posted

    Go easy on me, I'm a little newer at art.

    I'm going to state really quick, I've been practicing and actually seen a lot of improvement of my art

    within the past couple of months/weeks. I unfortunately don't have a tablet, so everything I do is mainly with a mouse.

    I mainly use a program FireAlpaca, I'm getting use to that since it's free and I like the results.

    The only thing I don't really like as much about it is that it's mainly pixelated.

    I stalk some of my favourite artists and see how smooth their lines are, if someone who uses FireAlpaca that has sturdy lines,

    what settings do you use?

    I also bought a couple of tutorials from this website as well to help me improve on things I lack in.

    @   Pey (didn't wanna bug them by tagging)

     

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    I included screenshots from my shop so it can include the prices of what I'm selling each picture,

    I usually mark the price depending how long I take/details I add.

    Normally a drawing would take me around 6/7 hours, if it's detailed; I usually take 8-9 hours.

    My art isn't the best, but it's not terrible and I've came along way on it;

    I'm struggling with price marking.

     

    Or, I guess; I'm gonna ask bluntly.

     

    Is my art worth to sell it at this point?
    Should I keep improving? Most of these are from a premade shop.

    If I should keep improving, should I stop a premade shop and do a custom shop instead?

     

    I'm trying to get better with hairstyles, poses (which takes most of the time drawing.) and backgrounds.

    Someone told me that a gacha background type would fit my artstyle.

    I never know what goes with what.

    Are my prices fair?

     

    This is some of my older art as well so you can see some of the improvement.

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  18. ☆ G A L A X I E S ☆ [10 available]🌙

    in Premade Artwork

    Posted

    11 hours ago, Astronomy said:

    @Hauntings I don't do glitching because it reduces the gif quality a lot and makes it look worse but blinking + glowing anims are no problem! I'll invoice you as soon as I get on the computer :thumbsup:

    **edit** it says the invoice email couldn't be delivered. Can you check if you typed the address correctly or if maybe your inbox is full

    That's my fault, I was super tired when I put it. The correct one is: [email protected]

    Also, no worries about the glitching! I'll be in love either way!

  20. Freebies Thread

    in Free Art

    Posted

    hopefully this is allowed, but all your artworks are super duper cute and amazing!!

    if you're having trouble selling them, dm me before putting them here! I love just buying art ;w;

    n i think ppl desrve the monies for the time they put into them : (

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