I'm not at all good when it comes to pricing, but I do see many places where this image in particular can be improved. I personally wouldn't raise prices yet, but if you feel that your art is selling too well, you can always try to raise and see if you keep your customers. If interest drops, you can always just lower back the prices.

HRS said:

I'm not at all good when it comes to pricing, but I do see many places where this image in particular can be improved. I personally wouldn't raise prices yet, but if you feel that your art is selling too well, you can always try to raise and see if you keep your customers. If interest drops, you can always just lower back the prices.

Daelight said:

HRS said:

I'm not at all good when it comes to pricing, but I do see many places where this image in particular can be improved. I personally wouldn't raise prices yet, but if you feel that your art is selling too well, you can always try to raise and see if you keep your customers. If interest drops, you can always just lower back the prices.

The main thing in it that bothers me is the shadow is messed up and I MISSED a spot -_- under the chin. Which I'm super mad about but was an honest mistake. Also one back foot bothers me.

I wasn't sure if you're looking for only pricing help or detailed critique. If you'd like critique you can also post it in the art critique forum here :D People are really helpful.

What I can see here just with a quick look are the following:

1) Grounding: The horse is missing its drop shadow and the hooves should be covered by leaves on the ground.

2) Shading: I feel that the lighting of the background doesn't match that of the horse. The background doesn't have very strong shadows and lights, it's a dim setting, but the horse has a bright yellow to orange shine as if it stood in a sunset setting.

3) Cutout: Not sure how was the horse on the original image, but here the left hind leg of the horse (the one which is closer to us onlookers) looks like it had parts cut off. But it may be because of how the long hairs stay on it :D

4) Colors: I briefly mentioned above at the shading that the horse has a much yellowish hue than the background. The color warmth and saturation of the background and horse should match as closely as possible, so either add some yellow to the background, or dim the light on the horse.

I'm sure that the critique forum will give a much more detailed suggestion than my barely woken up mind thought up lol

Daelight said:

HRS said:

I'm not at all good when it comes to pricing, but I do see many places where this image in particular can be improved. I personally wouldn't raise prices yet, but if you feel that your art is selling too well, you can always try to raise and see if you keep your customers. If interest drops, you can always just lower back the prices.

The main thing in it that bothers me is the shadow is messed up and I MISSED a spot -_- under the chin. Which I'm super mad about but was an honest mistake. Also one back foot bothers me.

HRS said:

I wasn't sure if you're looking for only pricing help or detailed critique. If you'd like critique you can also post it in the art critique forum here :D People are really helpful.

What I can see here just with a quick look are the following:

1) Grounding: The horse is missing its drop shadow and the hooves should be covered by leaves on the ground.

2) Shading: I feel that the lighting of the background doesn't match that of the horse. The background doesn't have very strong shadows and lights, it's a dim setting, but the horse has a bright yellow to orange shine as if it stood in a sunset setting.

3) Cutout: Not sure how was the horse on the original image, but here the left hind leg of the horse (the one which is closer to us onlookers) looks like it had parts cut off. But it may be because of how the long hairs stay on it :D

4) Colors: I briefly mentioned above at the shading that the horse has a much yellowish hue than the background. The color warmth and saturation of the background and horse should match as closely as possible, so either add some yellow to the background, or dim the light on the horse.

I'm sure that the critique forum will give a much more detailed suggestion than my barely woken up mind thought up lol

Daelight said:

HRS said:

I'm not at all good when it comes to pricing, but I do see many places where this image in particular can be improved. I personally wouldn't raise prices yet, but if you feel that your art is selling too well, you can always try to raise and see if you keep your customers. If interest drops, you can always just lower back the prices.

The main thing in it that bothers me is the shadow is messed up and I MISSED a spot -_- under the chin. Which I'm super mad about but was an honest mistake. Also one back foot bothers me.

Daelight said:

HRS said:

I wasn't sure if you're looking for only pricing help or detailed critique. If you'd like critique you can also post it in the art critique forum here :D People are really helpful...

I do appreciate the critique. I didn't really notice yellow vs red difference. It's a bit harder for me as I'm partially colorblind(I have issues seeing the difference in yellow/red/oranges). I usually have a friend look over it for me first but the friend was asleep when I made this one. I do love it still though!

Do you think you could tier me please? I honestly don't know which tier I should be in. I have some skills of a level 2 but there are times I utterly fail at tier 1 skills too haha!