Sooooo cute! 💙

The colors actually integrate better here since their in more then one place...

Thanks again^^

Might wanna offer these as cheap commissions if you havnt already.

How much do you think I should offer them for?
I honestly have no idea since its traditional.

They are fun to do though

well here it would realy depend what kind of paper you use, where you using bristol or just standard sketch paper or another specialized paper for acrylic watercolor or the like??

id say 7 usd of just the head thru i think a unregulated PWYW would be better to start off from. id certainly charge a bit more for traditional then digital since one needs to have a better oversight not to make too many mistakes since you can only erase mistakes so many times while digital you can just delete with a single click as many times as you want without worrying about pencil residue and paper were building up.

Yeah, i was thinking of doing busts, would look better then just heads, but Id have only the head as an option to choose from as well.

I use A4 art paper, mechanical pencil, and erasers which dont really do anything. So I kinda have to do this in one go. In a normal traditional I use the paper as layers so in abig piece I'll go through printer paper until i have a good reference to work from. Then I draw onto the art paper using the printer paper as a reference.

I do think $7 is a good price, even in AUS$. Covers the paper use, pencil leads and effort+time well. Id be scared to do PWYW tbh since its not just digital where I can redo stuff. Its traditional so it means that its a possibility I wont cover materials used.

If I offer watercolour, Id have to account for watercolour paper, which is stupidly expensive. May rise the price by $3 or so.

Theres so many things to account for T_T