Soooo??

How Much Would It Sale For? And What Do You Think About Him?

Again, blending/fading is key. The nose turns pink very abruptly. (view your other critique post for more details on that... leah posted as well)
mayybe worth 50k? I dunno, I'm bad at pricing lol

but the design idea overall it simple but pretty, and it's pretty decent I'd say!

He's a little too dark for me, but I can't tell you what he's worth, I'm not familiar with art pricing.

(seems like you and i are tag-teaming on this, raptor c:)

the design idea overall is very simple and definitely unnatural. it depends entirely on what your market is - some people will buy unnatural, some won't. it depends on their own taste.

i, personally, very very rarely buy unnatural designs unless they're done exquisitely. i wouldn't buy this one because it's too dark. personally, if i designed it, i'd just not sell it at all. it would go in my trash folder, but that's my taste.

again: you need to fade and blend colors when you use them. the socks/stockings should never be that sharp and neither should the nose and face markings. find your blend tool and make it your best friend, that's my advice.

The only thing that I differ from Leah's critique is that since this is an unnatural design the leg markings don't have to blend in like normal markings. But other then that I agree with everything she said.


As far as pricing goes Imma be honest and say that I wouldn't spend 50k on this, there isn't any real... idk "Character" to this.


My suggestion as far as making designs to sell try to use a base that's not shaded, or if you do add in a color pallet off to the side somewhere. Don't be afraid to use other colors in the coat color (i.e for a bay horse add some orange around the "pits", black around the muzzle and so on and so forth)