I've created a handmade hag dragon miniature its around adult size and made from sculpey and green stuff, and someone is interested in buying it. I'm unsure about the appropriate price, as it's difficult to assess my own art objectively. While I've received positive feedback from friends and family, I don't want to overestimate its value and i feel like i could make a ball of goop and my friends and family would say i could sell it for some absurd number . I've also had many requests to create custom miniatures or buy existing ones, but I haven't pursued those opportunities due to pricing uncertainty and shipping concerns.
#how to sell, and how to price? how to know if you're good or bad?
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art is a luxury thats looks great you determine the price but at leasy way over 100
NAHHHHH
MY GUY THIS IS LIKE
EXPENSIVE AS HELL
ITS WORTH
THAT MUCH
ALSO IT LOOKS INSANE
figurines are expensive
thanks 😅
if ppl want to buy this shit theyre gonna buy it
art is a luxury
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cuz like vtuber midels just art is like 1500 and ppl still buy them
someones gonna want ur art and pay for it
A good way to think of pricing is like, if this was a job that you were paid for by the hour how much would you make from this. Let's say minimum wage is about 13 euro, which is low keep in mind. This looks like 8-10 hours of work, I'll put 9 for the example. So 9×13 is 117. Add the cost of materials and let's say add another about 100 or just for how much grueling work this is and the time it took to reach this level you're looking at close to 150
Don't undersell your work. 38 FOR ALL OF THAT?! WHAT NO WAY COME ON THIS IS WORTH. TRIPLE THAT ITS AWESOME
thanks, that's a really good way to look at it, never thought of looking at it like that.
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that looks siiiiiick! I wouldn't buy it personally but I'll bet someone would go goo goo ga ga for that.
Looks like a dnd encounter I had once
thanks 🩷
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