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Hey, I'm not sure whether I should raise or maybe lower my prices, currently I sell each piece with a 60k base price (includes 1 cut), and then you pay extra for more cuts. Should it be higher, lower or stay the same?
examples: Recent pieces: |
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I think the 60k range seems good for now. If there's a lot of demand, definitely raise your prices. Your style is solid and consistent, and I love how you do hair. The snow piece is especially beautiful. |
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Ginger Ridge said:
I think the 60k range seems good for now. If there's a lot of demand, definitely raise your prices. Your style is solid and consistent, and I love how you do hair. The snow piece is especially beautiful.
Thank you! I'm still looking for more opinions! <3 |
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You are doing some beautiful work! Looking through your recents it looks as though while all are solid pieces, some are notably more upper Tier2 than others (like the blue roan and chestnut leapard appy). Those are easily worth more like 80-100k. Your mane and tail work is really nice, and you ground your horses into their footing well. They don't always have shadows(or at least enough shadow) to make them really look like they are part of the image - your palomino with stag horns in the field with purple flowers piece is an example of where you did that well though! your horses are also softer than their backgrounds which are a little stark against them, since they are still in photo-clear sharpness/clarity. I think that if you keep up the beautiful hair work and address the shadows and contrast between horse and background, you should definitely up your prices :) |
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After Dark RID said:
You are doing some beautiful work! Looking through your recents it looks as though while all are solid pieces, some are notably more upper Tier2 than others (like the blue roan and chestnut leapard appy). Those are easily worth more like 80-100k. Your mane and tail work is really nice, and you ground your horses into their footing well. They don't always have shadows(or at least enough shadow) to make them really look like they are part of the image - your palomino with stag horns in the field with purple flowers piece is an example of where you did that well though! your horses are also softer than their backgrounds which are a little stark against them, since they are still in photo-clear sharpness/clarity. I think that if you keep up the beautiful hair work and address the shadows and contrast between horse and background, you should definitely up your prices :)
Thank you so much for the tips! That is definitely helpful. Thanks! |
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Sunny
