How much would you pay for + Critique

Pretty simple I would like to know how much you would pay for the following as well as some critiques. Don't be rude but let me know if you see something I can fix and if you have suggestions on how I can.

http://fav.me/dac12x5


The character is mine so please do not steal with, use it, alter it ect ect.


Had a little spare time and tried a different style and I am going to throw that on in here as well. It is more painterly I suppose so let me know what you think about that one too.



Last edited on 2016-07-30 at 03:52:13 by ☠ 𝔇isturbed ℭoyote

Hey I like!! Your way better than me lol. But 50k

Aw thank you. I am so glad you like it. I would enjoy hearing more from people of course but that does sound fair I would think. I don't know the real USD to Equiverse Currency but I do know 1 Credit is 50k so that sounds about right. I might star offering commissions to get me better at these. Thank you so much!

Anytime :) I'll be on the look for them.

USD sales are unfortunately not allowed here. But, the equivalent from what I gather is 50k or 1 EVC = $0.50 USD

Since large arts are usually more expensive than tags and signatures....I'd say 150k+ or 3 credits+ seeing as your style is very unique, especially that bottom one (which is my favorite).

Last edited on 2016-07-30 at 04:10:06 by Sib

Thank you, Sib! I do know on Equiverse you can't do USD sales. I was merely commenting on the equivalent. I forgot the clarify I might also be starting DA commissions. I have plans to get a service dog and I am going to need a source of income for saving funds to go train with my dog for 2 weeks in Cali if I get approved. But I will also be offering them here too for in-game currency. But thank you so much. I am glad they are liked so much.

I love the second one. I'm not one to say how much something will go for here, so I can't help you there. The only suggestion I can come up with is maybe try shading it like you did in the second one? Its good the way it is, but shading can really add depth to a piece of art.