Curiosity got the better of me.
14 years ago
I have been wondering this a lot lately is my work worth buying? i have a fair amount of viewers at least compared to what i used to have. I dont know.. I'm still looking for a job but I've gotten a number of rejections and while I'm still looking I'm very low on cash.
So I want to know from you the viewer
would you pay for my art?
If not, what should I improve to make you change your mind?
I figured I'd ask.
So I want to know from you the viewer
would you pay for my art?
If not, what should I improve to make you change your mind?
I figured I'd ask.
FA+

I think you should charge for simple things but keep it cheap. When you become better and/or well known, up the price ever so slightly. Personally, I don't have the money to buy too many commissions, though when I do they are on the relatively cheap end of things... but that's do to being a poor college student.
You could also set prices and see how people respond. If they're too expensive drop them to something people will find more reasonable.
:3 Hope that helped!
though i fully agree with you about keeping prices fairly low.
Personally I wouldnt pay for art like this, to me it just looks a little too "back-of-a-sketchbook" to be worth mounting and thats the grade by which I buy my art.
This doesnt mean you need to improve just to meet my standards and I'm sure some people will find this very nice, it's just for me a peice needs to be good enough to put on my wall if i were to buy it. (sorry if this is too harsh or upsets you I really dont mean it and will give many im sorry hugs)
As for improvements I really dont think it would take much to make it worth money. Maybe neaten up a bit on your line work and colouring, also even just a little practice on depth would be a good start