I think your prices seem good love. Most people who charge that much for lineart don't get much commissions unless they are uber popular. But I do think you could stand to charge around 20 pounds for lineart, that comes around 30 USD. But I will leave it up to you love ^.=.^

As ever, you give me such sage advice. *kisses*

*Smiles and kisses back* ^.=.^

I agree! I think 20, maybe 25 pounds is a good bump up for lineart :)

Would £30 be pushing it?

Nope I think 30 would be good too! As you said yourself you've improved a lot! :)

Your prices seem quite reasonable :3 In the end, it is up to you how much you charge for them. I'd factor in how much time it takes you to do each type and ask yourself if it's worth more or less, especially when it comes to paying bills and looking for RL work. I do know there are quite a few out there that charge a hefty price for Lining and up, but I think that's usually due to their artist style that has devolped from drawing for many many years. (something I haven't quite yet developed x3)

That's about what I'm charging, and your quality is about on par with mine, maybe a little better.

The sensation of overcharging your customers is ... natural, but a sensation that should be ignored. What you charge for art is reflected directly from how much time you need to spend on it, and your desired hourly wage. Mine is 30 (mostly because my muse tends to force me to work "after hours" and I wind up doing a lot more art than was initially asked for) If you have a better leash on your muse and can reliably produce art, it might be good to charge less.