#etsy stuff

My TMA stained glass keychains are in and im EATING THEM

🦷🌸 ▪︎ Smile For Me ▪︎ 🌸🦷

~On cassette~

Six years later and still one of my all time favorite indie games. :–)

(Example above is for a £65 commission with no discounts applied, not the exact commission pictured)

A few people have asked about my commission prices recently, either out of interest for selling their own art or suggesting that the prices are a bit high. I thought it would be interesting to share a breakdown!

I’m lucky enough to have a full time job that I mostly enjoy, so this isn’t make or break for me, but if this was my only job I would definitely have to charge more than I do to make it worthwhile. Either that or use templates, copy and paste, type lettering or use a lower quality or less ethical printing company.

I’m not complaining by any means- just explaining. I think the more correct price for the amount of work would be about £20 or £30 higher, the costs definitely surprised me when I started, and more so at tax time.

I do love drawing these though, finding out people’s favourite books, looking at all the different editions to pick ones that match, or hunting specific ones down if asked to- and it’s so great getting nice reviews or seeing them up in people’s houses. For anyone looking to start selling their art, I’d also highly recommend getting some prints/stickers/bookmarks etc for sale too, as commissions come in so unevenly.

Happy to answer any questions!