I would be willing to buy, but right now I am building a computer. Art has to wait.

Do it man, you're art is really good, in fact, I think you may be good enough to start out above the low 10. You could possibly start at 20. I'll do what I can o advertise you as well. Maybe some day you can acquire a drawing tablet to go digital, unless you're just not interested, either way, you're definitely ready to do commissions.

Well, generally the price goes with the number of characters and the number of technique/detail thrown in (coloring, shading ect...).

So, go with the kind you'd want to continually do, and compare with others from there. You might want to ask for lower price at first to attract new Customer and then resume back to normal price.

In all cases, it's a touchy subject, with some artist being royally pissed of at others that ask a lower price, saying that it devaluate arts. There's no good or bad answer(unless you answer FISH!) here...

In all cases, good luck! If you're able to get throught with these commission instead of having to get a part-time job you don't like, you will do lots of jealous!

Treat the commissions like a standard hour-based wage job.

The basic test is "how much time, from first contact to final posting, does it take to do X?" With that, you have a formula for how much you can change per commission type.

As the general rule, your basic level should be set to minimum wage ($9ish an hour); from there, sky's the limit.

I honestly think $20 as a base price would not be unreasonable for the quality of work you do.

Definitely interested.

I try not to talk about prices.

Doing commissions is a good thing, not something that anyone would complain about!