These would make awesome badges, it came out so pretty

right? but i don't even know what i would charge for these.

Looking at the detail you've managed to get, I could see basic badges selling for £20/$30, but for more complex characters, I could easily see them selling for £35/$50. I think people would snap these up if you were to do commissions

oh dang! i might make a post about commissions then cause i need da money

I think if you did, you'd get a bunch of people wanting them! If you decide on doing any, and need to get the word out, I can do a journal shout out to my watchers if you like?

really? ? that would be awesome! !

Sure thing, just drop me a shout to say when you're ready to take commissions and I'll do a journal to my watchers, I know quite a fair few of them love collecting badges, and it would be neat to see more of your badges on FA I think .

Oh man this is super cute!

What program did you use to do the pixels? I've always been so curious

oh! its actually perler beads, little beads that you melt together with an iron.
pretty fun stuff, can take a little time though!

So you didn't use something to make a pattern with to follow?

sorry i did understand the question , i thought you meant like sai or somethiong.
but watched some videos, looked at tutorials and just played with them until i got something i liked.
perler beads website also have little things you can print out and make your own pattern.

Oh neat thank you! I've thought about trying but every time I use the iron on them they over melt!

not sure what iron you have but i set mine between cotton and wool

Thank you for the tip. I'll try that!

no problem!
hardcoreperler.com is also really helpful!

Very cute! Though I don't agree with a lot of "hardcoreperler.com" methods because he still ends up with little holes on the flat melt side, though it's a decent place to start. If you did use the tape method and prefer the bead side look apposed to the flat pixel melt, always remember that it flips the piece, so what I do is put the pattern into MS paint first then to a horizontal flip if the commissioner wants the bead look so markings, piercings and what not are on the correct side.

Hope that helps!