Thank you Gem!

Ive always been terrible at lighting and figuring out how to match things properly. I'll keep an eye on that in the future :D

No problem Breezie! <3

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I would some critique on this traditional art. I used 8B, 4B, and B pencils. It's a drawing of my own horse. I'm especially looking at his left eye. It looks... iffy to me.

wow traditional is the only thing I can do right it looks really good thought the eye doesn't really stand out so id go over it a bit more and in the middle of it it looks like you pressed a bit 2 hard and destroyed the paper a bit, and maybe on the neck show a little bit more shadow etc there, I'm you probably don't have all the drawing ge=reylead tools etc so I won't tell you that lol I hope this helps

if you want to go darker don't press hard, go over it many times with the same lightish pressure

Sorry, meant the horse's left, not the viewer's. I didn't actually rip the paper or anything that's just the glare from my light. Thank you for the tip on shading though :)

Any more thoughts? Pretty sure I fixed the eye (viewer's right, horse's left), played with the shading on the neck, defined the other eye (viewer's left, horse's right), and added more details to the muzzle.

The lighting where I took the photo is awful >.<

Also, I do realize that the nose is too big for the rest of the head, lol. That was unintentional but I will be leaving it like that.

I'm sorry, I promise I'll quit bugging y'all with my art XD

But I'd like to know what you guys think I should price my art now that I've developed a new style

This is my most recent. What should I charge for something like this? I'd like to know in case I decide to open my shop again soon

Pricing for that piece specifically about 60k. Your grey Arab piece is closer to 90k

Okay, thanks! Do you mind me asking what you don't like about it?

Mainly the eyes and the tail. Eyes; the horse looks cross eyed, lol. The tail looks smudged when I know you can draw beautiful tails <3