MojoLiazon

Wooo! Thanks snowleopard1024! And thanks to Susan too. :D That's awesome, what a nice gift. Glad you guys liked the artworks. XD

Lately I've been doing a lot of research into how artists price their art, and manage contracts, customer complaints and other issues, the logistics of the business side of things... And it seems there's no real standard out there. I've collected samples of pricing from many places and the only thing they have in common is the fact that they vary quite widely. Some industry experts say there is no such thing as a standard rate. Probably the best source of sample pricing and so forth has been deviantART, it's been quite educational finding out what other artists price their work at and why. In art circles I often see freelancers offering to

Have been tossing up whether or not to add two pictures I did of different dragon styles... I did these as a sampler for schoolkids to choose from, to simplify the choosing process when they want to commission me to paint a dragon on their cap or shirt, but they aren't able to articulate what they like specifically enough to guide me. The sheets are supposed to reference popular already existing dragon design styles as well as show a few new ones for them to pick from. You can see the influences of a few other artists in a few of the faces; one of them I call the 'standard european fairytale' style, another is 'eragon' style, and another is