ive had my commissions open for probably almost two years and I've still not gotten a single one- its a struggle out here, but this video was super insightful!!
In one part of the speedpaint, which is in the beginning when you're coloring in the eyelashes, you can expand a few pixels on the bucket if your app has one. That way, you don't have to color in those tiny little spaces the bucket missed. Hope this helps.
Great video! I personally won’t be opening commissions anytime soon because when I last opened them I got only a few clients that would stop responding to me when I tried to discuss the commission with them. It sure was weird and it’s not like my prices were crazy high or anything. I guess it was just bad luck. Anyway good luck everyone with your commissions!
Thank you this video helped so much I have been trying to find a good commission thing to look at and to have actual good info this helped a to love your work keep up the good job and don't over work yourself ❤
pretty good advice! i've thought about opening commissions but i don't think i have the discipline and motivation to keep on top of it even if people paid me. i commend those who can
i know you made this video over 9 months ago but if you're reading this, thank you for making this video, i wanna start opening commisions and i'm in a veeeery young age ;-; (i'm 12) this helped me, thank you!! :*
There's is a hatchet in your head!! Are you ok!? O.o Lol ty for this video, ive been learning / educating myself on how to take on commissions myself 💜 I like your art!!
I want to start commissions but my dad would need to like have control over my venmo settings and all that bc I'm a minor. And my dad doesn't know I have like most of the social media I have. So unless venmo has like a DM feature ppl wouldn't be able to contact me lol
Anyone knows what is a good size or a good pratice that will help with quality when sending/finishing an artwork? Bigger Canva size? Running the art through something before sending it?
I have a question do i need to put my watermark/signure on my art that im making for the customer? And can i or can i not post it on my social media account as example??
Yeah for both‼️sometimes even if not often people can steal art, and if you wanna be careful about posting just ask the client. It's technically your art either way
quick question, when sending a sketch or finished art piece, you send it with your "watermark" or without it? it really bothers me cuz idk if it’s appropriate to sign it cuz the person pays for it ^_^
I usually always send my work to the commissioner with a watermark. Though, I don’t if they ask me to remove it, or if they’re going to use the artwork for commercial purposes.
I'm a semi-well known furry artist fully knowing all of these tips, but i just listen to listen lol
yo u single?
@@Tactical_Nuke0 no
@@dumfishee damn it
@@Tactical_Nuke0 HELP!?
no@@phyzzie
ive had my commissions open for probably almost two years and I've still not gotten a single one- its a struggle out here, but this video was super insightful!!
In one part of the speedpaint, which is in the beginning when you're coloring in the eyelashes, you can expand a few pixels on the bucket if your app has one. That way, you don't have to color in those tiny little spaces the bucket missed. Hope this helps.
Can you explain in more detail?
As someone who has adhd and the tism: Thank you so much for making this it made things feel so much clearer 😭
I also have ADHD & autism, it was really helpful as well!
when pricing, also make sure you are charging at least minimum wage! if it takes an hour to sketch, the sketch is worth at least 7.25 usd
Isn’t minimum wage 15 per hour? Sorry I’m not American I might be wrong.
@@pama-6987 no worries, in some parts, yea. it ranges from state to state, but majority are at 7.25 unfortunately.
Great video! I personally won’t be opening commissions anytime soon because when I last opened them I got only a few clients that would stop responding to me when I tried to discuss the commission with them. It sure was weird and it’s not like my prices were crazy high or anything. I guess it was just bad luck. Anyway good luck everyone with your commissions!
Thanks for the Advice! And every time i see your Persona I notice how amazing it is and I LVE The speedpaint in the background
Thank you this video helped so much I have been trying to find a good commission thing to look at and to have actual good info this helped a to love your work keep up the good job and don't over work yourself ❤
pretty good advice! i've thought about opening commissions but i don't think i have the discipline and motivation to keep on top of it even if people paid me. i commend those who can
thanks for the vid, very informative, im new to digital art and have been trying to find how commission stuff work and this has helped a lot.
i know you made this video over 9 months ago but if you're reading this, thank you for making this video, i wanna start opening commisions and i'm in a veeeery young age ;-; (i'm 12) this helped me, thank you!! :*
Very informative, thanks ^^ do you still work a regular job, or are you able to cover your living expenses just doing commissions?
There's is a hatchet in your head!! Are you ok!? O.o
Lol ty for this video, ive been learning / educating myself on how to take on commissions myself 💜 I like your art!!
Whenever I hear the word "maggot" I think about TF2 Soldier.
I want to start commissions but my dad would need to like have control over my venmo settings and all that bc I'm a minor. And my dad doesn't know I have like most of the social media I have. So unless venmo has like a DM feature ppl wouldn't be able to contact me lol
yoo rottika just posted get the hell up
Anyone knows what is a good size or a good pratice that will help with quality when sending/finishing an artwork? Bigger Canva size? Running the art through something before sending it?
I have a question do i need to put my watermark/signure on my art that im making for the customer?
And can i or can i not post it on my social media account as example??
Yeah for both‼️sometimes even if not often people can steal art, and if you wanna be careful about posting just ask the client. It's technically your art either way
This is great but did anyone read the hoodie
hell yeah
I have a question, when you send the comission to the comissioner do you just send it in an e-mail and what type of file is it then?
Yes, I send it in an e-mail and it’s a PNG file so that the buyer gets it in the best quality. :]
@@rottika Thank you!!
@@cee.cillia No problem! Happy to help!
i can tell you used to like tearzah! /neutral
you sound like sadness from inside out
Can i fakr my age on paypal 😃
I dont think so
But you can use any of ur family accounts i use my mom acc
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r u single?
Bro, what? 💀
@@rottika hey do not knock until you try it, it works sometimes on the youtube comment section
dawg what r u doing this is the second time omg 😭
ive done this plenty of times@@phyzzie
ain't no way you just asked that...
quick question, when sending a sketch or finished art piece, you send it with your "watermark" or without it? it really bothers me cuz idk if it’s appropriate to sign it cuz the person pays for it ^_^
I usually always send my work to the commissioner with a watermark. Though, I don’t if they ask me to remove it, or if they’re going to use the artwork for commercial purposes.
@@rottika ohhh okay, thank u sm!!! :33