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I’m watching this even though I’m never going to do commissions

Art Fight was so much fun this year!!! Can’t wait until July 🥰🥰🥰

Hey! As a minor, I want to start doing commissions, but I don't have any way to make money off of them, and frankly, I don't mind doing some for free, because I honestly just wanna draw things for people for fun. I also feel like it would be good practice for when I actually wanna start doing commissions. Would it be okay to do them for free?

thank you SO MUCH for making this video!!! i’ve watched a million videos about how to start doing commissions and what to keep in mind when taking them and they’ve helped but you explained EVERYTHING I needed to know in the best way!! it was so easy to understand and I’m more motivated now :) 🩵

15:12 i'd say the left one since it has more "diverse" colors

4:24 What is "Mecha" Please?

chat if ur not sure of starting commission u should do it i jus got nitro and robux(⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)(⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

What's mecha

Why do popular artists only seem to work with popular clients? Is this an ego thing? every time I try to commission a popular artists they ignore me, or say commissions closed yet do commissions for close friends? its so stupid

Also just a heads up but there's a difference between commercial and promotional use (some people call them both commercial use, but that's inaccurate): promotional use and merch use. Promotional would be for streamers to use as pfp, banner, pinned post, schedule art, etc. They're not making money directly off it. 90% of them aren't even making money off it, since they're indie, and too small to monetise their content. Either way, they wouldn't be making any profit off the art, since it's just a reference of their character. Merch use is for people to sell, well, merch with the artwork on it. That way they'd be making profit off the illustration, and you can either charge royalties (which is like, really tedious to do and keep track of) or charge them a percentage of the final price. I just think charging small creators ridiculous fees has been normalised when it's not even fair 🤷

Taking full payment upfront will prevent a lot of people from commissioning you, especially if you're not known and have no satisfied customers to back you up. Half payment plans are okay when you start, and you can always change them later on

I LOVE GIR WITH THE TWO EYES !! ITS SO CUTE !! Were they the turkey?

Thank you for this! I am starting my art journey and don't know what to do. But a bit of a question, would the invoice in paypay require for buyers to payy the transaction fee? Does that mean that to start commission you have a start up balance in your paypal account?

I NEED THEM ALL AAAAHH<333

I've been drawing digitally since 2015, this is a great video for beginners. I learned these tips over the years, took a bit longer for me to figure things out cuz I was a kid. Thank you for the video, it's nice to get a freshener ALSO I spaced out while watching and your model started to look like they have pink eye because of the eyepatch

ARGHHH TOMOKO YOU ARE A LIFE SAVIOR 😭❤️‍🩹 However i have a question like what's the tip/advice for animation commission? I've been trying to do tweening commission sheet but i still couldn't figure out on how to put up the price 😢, anyhow i really hope you could see this and could reply I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ❤️‍🩹

2:36 I was charging $5 for my headshots, is that okay?

Please rephrase your commission advice in the future, the example prices are RIDICULOUSLY underpriced. When people underprice themselves as such, it drops the entire market price down, hurting the entire artist community in the process. The example prices you gave are literally below minimum wage. Keep in mind that art is a luxury item , not a necessity. A burger with fries shouldn't cost more than a drawing.

What if I'm an beginner artist that's like five months into making art? Then what should my prices be?

Sketches are actually my most popular comms XD second being flat color. No clue why

no idea why i decided to watch this as i barely do art and would definitely not do commissions, but oh my god the editing in this video is sublime?? the little sounds when images show up on screen, the music changing accordingly, the backgrounds, it's all so pleasing to watch :D

Doing an art commission in the past. Gotta block the lecherous red flag vibes and blacklist them. People talk sexually toward artists and I block them. Another thing is to keep things meticiolous in detail.

Hey off topic!! I just saw ur vido on commisions and i have to ask you, is it ok if an artist posts a speedpaint of the comission theyre doing 4 someone else? Bc like ur giving the art for everyone else for free but THAT client has to pay. Is it actually ok to do this? (Genuinely curious)

Hi! I just wanted to say that i always wondered how commissions worked, when im older im definitely gonna keep this in mind for when i start! ‼️😻

the "scammers normaly have bad english" part just sounded stupid and i dare saying racist too

When communicating with a customer can't I add a water mark until they pay me? 5:07

thank you so much for your insight! i’ve been wanting to rework my commissions since i’ve only gotten 1-2 in the past few months and this was extremely helpful, so i made a few notes on what to adjust!

im 5 months late but what drawing tablet do you reccommend since my family said i could get one

I’m watching this in hopes to help. Cause when I did do commissions I would do 5 usd for a fully rendered headshots and tired of underselling myself, and overworking myself.

Bro(gender neutral) youre a literal genius thank you g

So cute!!

Hey if anyone here wants to help me out I wanna try do commissions I can maybe for a pound ones to start to build a portfolio just reply here and lmk

hiii for all of the artist who struggle with staring to do commissions for any reason i highly recommend you guys to watch this video! It talks about the reality of doing commissions when you first start out and explains very well what you can do about it! ua-cam.com/video/MxMaDql3Xwc/v-deo.htmlsi=CgloB2EaI6u1ejlL

Homestuck mentioned??

once i commissioned an artist i saw on my feed for a danganronpa character chibi, but was refunded after a day and when i checked their profile apparently they made an angry post about someone commissioning them an 'irredeemable media'. well, i understand its flawed and problematic franchise (many franchise are), but iredeemable is a bit much... and its very rude and unprofessional to make an angry post if the client doesnt know you dislike something when youre free to refund without putting them on blast ;_;

I love the 2000s styleeee

is this a sign,,, ive been contemplating for a week..

Thank uuuuu!!!!

thank you for this video! i've always struggled with management and this really helped :)

Just in time to me, now that I have got a paypal account

I want to do comissions but no matter how many videos i watch the payment option always confuses me 😞 and im also kinda anxious since ive seen other artists have bad experiences with PayPal

Not the cooking mama music 😂

This video made me so much more comfortable at the thought of doing commissions in the future- tysm for making this it was so helpful (p.s. I love your vtuber model, it was the first time I didn't have any struggles focusing on a video which really helped)

Its js a question, i have an Instagram account and i always post like my art (like twice a week or sometimes more) but i never get attention so this is why i'm kinda afraid to open commissions, i'm i'm trying to improve the anatomy in my art 🙏 but i'm kind of desperate of money so i could be grateful if i get some tips 😭

I love the sound effects you use omg.. isn’t it ds?

I feel like nobody will commission me 😭

ok but HOW do I find customers?? I've opened my commissions a few months ago and I haven't received anything other than scam messages.

THE ART COMMISSION BIBLE🙇‍♀

Starting to make commissions as a 12 year old kid !! >:3