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Rubynite — (Comm.) Wedding Reception of Heck
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Published: 2012-06-04 01:56:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 3936; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 47
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An INCREDIBLY OVERDELAYED comic commission for . And also my most hated one of all because it took me forever to finish this. =A=Well he wanted his OC pony (married to Rarity) to be involved in the events of "A Canterlot Wedding". Seriously. Each panel were drawn one by one, something I really don't expect to do because even with a tablet, its hard to sketch, line and color.
I am not gonna take another comic commission ever. That is going to be one time I'm gonna take one. Period.
Rarity, Fancy Pants, Changelings (C) Hasbro
Kydose (C)
Art: Me
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Comments: 18
i do not really get it. but you did draw really well!
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Well, it was worth all the hard work! Great job! Rarity is my favorite and you really did her justice. Awesomely done.
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just charge some outrageous amount and that way know one will ever want to ask for one. but if someone DOES well there you go. just make sure it's a number you think would be worth it.
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Hmmm....maybe my comics will be $100 then..
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rly? that is pennies bro. I mean other artist with your level of skill are charging like 100 a page.
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not joking. I mean take my good buddy Carvo. he don't draw comics. but I think his skill level is close to yours. anyhoof, he charges like 65-79 for drawings. but like I said. comic strips are a large job. you are basically agreeing to create several artworks that will have the same look to them.
Having a "bad artist day"? Well tough. You agreed to draw a comic strip. no going back now. even if you have to redraw the second panel 3 times. and the third panel 4.
So you see that is just the beginning. I mean most artist take commissions of single works. once you draw it your done. but unlike those kinds of works. a comic strip requires you to continue to work on the same artwork over a extended time. it can become an arduousness task.
So yeah. charging more for your hard work will probably mean less work. but don't sell yourself short kid. Artist as a whole are unappreciated as it is. the end decision on what to charge for your hard work is up to you though.
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This is badass! Many thanks to you mate, this was a most pleasant surprise :3
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