I guess around $80-120 but there's a lot of variables I'd have to take into account ><

Id say a basic sketch would be 40$ if you did it in 1-2 hours. Work up from there. If it takes 6 hours to fully finish something (of art time) then 120$ is reasonable. Mind you, this is one simple character, not two or three.

Your average furry will always, always say 'raise the prices' because they're trying to butter you up even if they have no intent to buy anything so this is usually not a great question to ask. Hell, some furries WILL buy for prices that are clearly immoral to charge, so I wouldn't recommend taking the answers seriously at all.

Around 40-60 is usually what 'big, with a toony edge' goes for these days but if you don't feel comfortable charging that much right out of the gate then that's fine. More people will be quietly grateful for a budget option than will hypocritically insist that 'you don't value yourself enough' while trying to undermine your decisions and turn you into an inaccessible commodity for their benefit.

120$ range for full colored works. But adjust so you're charging a livable wage for the time you take. It may help to time yourself on a piece to know how to price your time.

It's got to be worth it to you.

If you can't get anyone biting at a price that makes it worth it for you, you should check another market, or just do this for fun. I, for instance, have at no point been so skilled that I could've asked for a price that I could live on reasonably, or that'd be better than some average wage job.
Sometimes sticking with it as a hobby, or just testing a different market, is better than stretching yourself for one where you can't flourish. I DO think you're good enough to make some decent cash with this, so don't feel discouraged, just keep in mind that balance.

Either way, don't let people shaft you, it's never worth it. So while I'm interested in a May slot, if you end up needing a price I can't meet, we walk away with no hard feelings, and anyone who gives you more drama than that isn't worth your time.

Oh, and remember to factor in how many rounds of feedback and adjustments you're willing to do, can't "fix one last little thing" forever.

Source? I weirdly do manage well as a freelance artist, just not anything like this.