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LiLaiRa — Dragon Adoptable 2019-07-02
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READ THE RULES :- I'll start a comment chain below.
- Bid in reply of the current highest bid
- The minimum bidding increment is €5
- When the auction ends, I'll let you know you won
- Do not bid if you can't pay right away
- Do not edit/delete your comments
What you can do:
- Add accessories
- Choose colour of blood
- Use as fursona, character, comic character ect.
- Resell and trade
- Make changes to the design
What you cannot do:
- Claim this design as made by you
AUCTION ENDS AFTER 24H
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Comments: 75
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450 Canadian NO THANK YOU I would rather buy anything else
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you cannot even if you wanted to, because they have been sold
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I feel bad for the person who bought it
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I don't think you have to
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This design looks good although I am wondering what type of Dragon this is. :\
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Most likely a Drake or Kirin build considering the dainty yet strong musculature.
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you misspelled anthro my dude
no intence to make it rude
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It is a very nice design! Keep up the amazing work!
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Lol when people think that a characters DESIGN for 300 is too much. Then wait till they see industry prices for designing characters.
If you dont like the price of a piece? Learn to stay quiet and move along. Its none of youre business what an artist charges for their hard work they practiced YEARS to achieve.
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RIGHT? Not to mention the AUTOBUY is 300 euros, not the flatsale price. I'm shocked people got their panties in a twist over that. The design ended up being sold for 60 euros anyhow.
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I'm curious...how does one actually price a design?
I always lean to pricing them how I price my commissions but I always feel like it should be more yet I just have mixed feelings about that.
Maybe since I treat my designs as a "normal" commission when I should actually give it a an independent price hold? I don't know.
I would like to be educated on the matter if anyone is willing to offer that knowledge for future reference C,:
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It really depends on you and your audience! What you feel like your work is worth (though almost everyone under prices themselves)
You can always test the waters by doing say...
OTA (Offer to adopt) and see what people throw up for it
Then as your audience grows you can charge more, since the demand will be higher.
What artists SHOULD make for work and what they CAN make sadly are not even close to each other. Every artist should be charging at least 12 - 25 USD an hour. If not even MORE!
Each artist has their own definition of what their time, skill and art is worth. Remember to always keep in mind that
Youre not pricing for 1 drawing. Your pricing for your skill/time. How long it took you to create + how many years it took you to develop your current level of experience
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Yeah, it is rather difficult to know what is the right price for you're work. For me is more difficult since I see myself in low standards.
Like I been drawing for 9 years and just recently I am trying not to be so hard on myself and have honest values of my work.
I love the joy I bring when I draw for others and they love the commission which motivates and brings my mood up when I start to drift in a negative path, feeling my work is insufficient and worthless.
That type of behavior is a work in progress. It's hard to acknowledge yourself well when half my life I did the opposite of that. It is getting better though.
Yes, OTA is something I have thought and did but unfortunately showed no real results'. So got discourage from that idea but that was years ago so I may aswell try again~
I feel raising the prices when the audience grows seem rather scummy?(I guess it depends?) It feels like ripping them off due to just a boost of popularity gained.
I mean that is what I been told and how I now tend to view it so but do tell if that way of sight is bias.
Hour's I need to work with since there are times I can finish things quicker and other times, not so much. So got to lean more to experience than my hours.
Yeah I agree with you there. I did look up a video a while back(you made me recall it lol) of pricing you're art work and what you stated was said, so yes.
Thanks for this~
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If you dont boost your prices when you get a bigger audience you will go mad.
1. you are underpricing yourself to begin with. A bigger audience allows you to price yourself closer to an appropriate limit
2. It means you get more demand for commissions. You'll get overwhelmed doing a lot of work for pennies (I know. Ive been there and its awful!)
3. Not doing so creates a precedent for younger artists that its okay to work for less than what youre worth and will continue the cycle of people demanding more for less of artists
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Wow, I never thought of it like that.
That was eye opening, thanks for the insight.
Good advice
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Yikes the comments on this are sad I'm sorry Lila. It's a lovely design <3 worth the work you put into it. Also super generous of you to offer an anthro form for the AB!
Hope it goes to a good home ^v^
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People getting rustled jimmies over a 300€ AB
LOL
Meanwhile, on furaffinity....
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What's AB and SB mean?
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AB: Auto Buy (The price you can automatically buy it for if you don't want to bid)
SB: Start bid (The lowest the bid can be)
^^ Hope I helped
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Thanks, I'm still unfamiliar with most art-related acronyms.
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Ah, feel free to shoot me a note if you need any other help ;v;
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AB means Automatic Buy and SB - Starting Bid o:
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The starting price is 10 euro. If people buy it at 300 then its worth 300, oopsies, there goes the tea all over my desk.
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That's really cool work! If someone will buy it for 300 eur it means that your adopt costs this money. Just some people can't understand that it's your right to set any price for your adopt.
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300 euro for a mere adoptable? Are you serious?
Even commissions don't cost that much.
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its peoples business what they do with their money
besides this is standart price in the fandom
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that wasn't very sicko mode of you, friend
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I've seen sketch commissions sell for more than 300€...
The AB on this gets you 2 pieces of art, btw.
The piece you see here and ab anthro form.
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Lol!
Whoa buddy, that's honestly pretty damn normal for an HQ adopt like this.
I've spent over 1k on a SINGLE DESIGN. I'm actually paying one of now that is gonna cost me $1000 after it's paid off.
The price is well deserved.
Don't like it? Move on. No one needs your rude comment.
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I've spent 1K on a design before too. /shrugs/ to each their own.
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What a rude comment, mind your own business lol
Traditional is not superior to digital. Digital tools are expensive too
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Hello! 300 Euro is for the AB so it's honestly to encourage bidding!
Since its a character design and its a bit different from commissions,
there are many character designs / adoptables that sell more than 300 euro in popular closed species and if a certain artist made them!
If it's too expensive for your taste than you don't need to buy it or bid on it!
But if you could, please avoid making these type of comments to your fellow peers because it comes off as very rude.
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I'm not sure if you're aware but people buy adoptables for thousands sometimes
not mentioning the fact it's AB not a starting bid which sometimes is the case for popular species.
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€300 for a commission/design is normal, ask any professional artist. It's all the people who underprice their art who make it seem like it isn't.
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i could buy like 20 hq commissions with that much money lmao
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hun if i had that much money i wouldve ab-ed already
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Saying stuff like this can be rude to the artist. They are the one who made it, therefore they have the right to make the AB high. The artist has a lot of skill so it definitely worth a lot of money
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People can also overprice their stuff, though. This doesn't mean I say the artist has no skill, but that 300 is simply overprized in general for digital art without background and little detail. Even for a watercolor based drawing, 300 would be way too much to ask for on an online site.
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Mmmm... I’ve seen some artists do simple pencil sketch Commissions for $300 and up. I’ve also seen ych commissions go for over $5,000. And yes, people bought them.
Each artist has their own prices, and there is obviously people willing to buy. Complaining about prices is pretty unfair to the artist.
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They aren't selling the artwork.. They're selling the character
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It doesn’t mean it’s going to reach 300. That’s just if someone claims the AB lmao. It doesn’t need a lot of detail or a background to be worth so much anyway. It all depends on demand.
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It's still hella ridiculous to set up a price this high for a digital drawing without background even if the biding doesn't reach this point. And as an artist who sells stuff as well I AM aware that work has a price and this is exactly why I say the idea of anyone paying 300 for a flat fullbody drawing, no matter who made it, without shading and extra detail is pretty extreme.
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