for one who want to be a freelance artist
12 years ago
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also what is happening in 4 day? the 17th ( I hope to be back then, im really trying to get things done before....
you know, see you then)
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RU! You're awasome!
When i started, i looked for other artist's abilities and prices and well, it varies from site to site but in here i see really high prices that are actually good because the drawings you get are awesome, but i also see a lot of high prices people who aren't quite the best at drawing put on their art... But what i see the most is people searching for "newcomers" who have excellent pieces and still have the most stupidly low prices.
I've learned fast how to value a bit more my own work but sometimes I do still get "hey, i just wanted stuff for free" when i got slots taken by people who knows i sometimes DO draw things for free... or "what, you don't do requests? That's dumb i mean look you can get exposuuuure" (i laughed at that part of the video) and i get let down. It's really hard when you start, maybe you went through that too? ;v;
Being a freelancer is not as hard as it may sound AFTER you started. Also you have to be constant about your stuff as the video says :P I think that's the most important thing.
This was a really helpful video, Ru. TY!
Also I don't feel as guilty for taking a long time on commissions now, since I'm both cheap and quality, heh.
http://www.livestream.com/jazzastudios?utm_source=website-channel-page&utm_medium=related
Thanks so much for posting this. It's actually really really informative. Pricing is always very very hard to figure out. It's definitely something to keep in mind for any artist who dreams of freelancing