I made this. It is not a photo edit and is 100% original, an artwork I made for someone on another horse site. If anyone can help he sold for 800k on horse reality.
I am wondering what to price customs like this on here? With the image the new owner would be able to use it as a pfp or edit it and use it with a stock photo for a horse.
Thank you to everyone who can help! For reference, it took me two hours to tradionally sketch and ink before an hour and a half of coloring it digitally.

I would say around 20-35k

I highly doubt that sold for 800k on HR, but I agree with Tasi that it should be 20-30k

Well, it sold for 800k on HR. I'm not lying, if you think I'm lying then I can offer screenshots as proof.

And I don't think that something that I worked on for over 4 hours should sell for 30k, but thank you both for your opinions. 30k translates roughly to $4 if I am doing the conversion correctly for upgrade sales.

If you want my reasoning for it, I can give it. For art on here, (I'm not too familiar at all with art on any other game) you have to take into consideration interest for the product, concept, as well as the overall quality of the item.

Another thing to have in mind is, while it make take you 4 hours, I can take 2 hours to work on a photomanip and sell it for 1 mil if it has the interest, interesting or unique concept, and quality that would warrent that price. So how long something takes to complete doesn't usually go into the price. But the idea that generally the longer you work on a product, the more likely it is to be of good quality, doesn't necessarily ring true for everything - unfortunately. Which might be disheartening for some people on here, but it's the truth.

This isn't a photo manipulation though, which is why I'm disheartened by the price discrepancy suggestions.

I will see about selling, although if I can't get a price that compensates my time then I will go offsite for commissions.

Exactly, and photomanips are the most popular on here. People have done pixel art, which is what this would be considered, I'm guessing, for around 20-30k. Tier 1 artists who are incredible, have sold for 50-100k but that's because of the quality.

You're best bet would be to do stuff like this offsite since you probably won't find yourself getting that price you deem acceptable. That's just my thought process

Alright, thanks for the help and the explanation. :)

I agree with Tasi and Rivendell

Even as traditional art, it's still low/mid T3 work. The anatomy definitely needs work, the horse is disproportionate and appears very flat and 2D. Granted, maybe 2D was what you were going for. Going back to anatomy, muscles are highly undefined, there is minimum highlight/shadow. Hooves definitely need work, as does the face. Honestly the face doesn't really look like a horse, and I noticed it's missing the ears. The tail.. or hair really as it doesn't have a mane, is extremely undefined, and also does not look very realistic. The roots? Logs? Vines? Whatever they are, are also very fake looking, definitely need to work on texture.
Overall I hate to be so critical, but you seem very upset about the value of this piece, so I hope this explanation helps a bit.
It's a great start for just getting into digital paintings, but it is not worth anything over 50k, max.
I would also like to point out that manips do not take 15 minutes, too. Personally I spend about 2-3 hours per piece, I know some spend way more.
I hope this helps some :)

Exactly what Mystic said