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I don't think I've had anyone complain about having to pay, but many have complained about the price. Too many people are used to artists on deviantart/fiver charging $10-15 for fullcolor illustrations :( There are a lot of people that will disappear when I quote a price tho haha, usually...

fish, lizards, insects, primates... but most importantly otherworldly beings :cool: y everyone a wolf/fox tho

I've been using redbubble for years and its nice. My stuff rarely sells tho :( for the most part only my old, low quality fanart pieces sell, I try to promote my new stuff everywhere. Their commission prices are higher than society6, but the products cost more. An alternative(for selling shirts...

I don't want the thread to die :( where's all the crafty people? I've been working on this, camera doesn't pick up the green very well (I didn't sculpt this, it's a diy unicorno)

I like Radiolab. They cover various topics of curiosity from the origins of poison control to stories from animal scientists(my favorite is a tale from a primate researcher that socked a chimp because he wouldn't stop bullying her). They also covered that infamous story about the dolphin...

My digital arsenal is a 4 year old 8x6 monoprice tablet(tablet is great, pen not so durable), photoshop, krita, maya, zbrush and 3Dcoat Traditional is urethane resin, cheap walmart brushes, createx/liquitex paint(replacing it with model color), and duraclear varnish

I get distracted so easily that I NEED to use my work timer just to determine how much time i spent actually working compared to slacking off Its usually 1-3 hrs a day unless I'm doing 3D work which i get heavily indulged in... : (

What pippi said, its standard practice to send wips. The commissioner is still at fault for not reading tho Also you should wait until all the details are set before sending an invoice, saves frustration

If they brought the supplies right after you paid then they couldn't say they didn't have the colors needed, p bad excuse. I would file a paypal dispute if you can, going that long without any update/progress is terrible business practice. I would also suggest only giving half payment upfront...

I think the design is simple yet still distinguishable, so imo its great as is. Though the glasses are a bit difficult to read from afar.

Here's a lil salamander boi I made a while ago :3 I'm finishing up a CMYK themed one atm, gotta wait for the rain to stop to take(good) pics :(

I'd very much enjoy it if the local moldmakers would actually reply to me so I can finally get into resin casting :( Selling some physical art would be nice too :v and maybe some crafty friends or just local friends in general...

Hi I live in the Tampa bay area. I don't leave my apartment though because it is too hot and I don't handle it well. but also cause i have no reason to go anywhere but the mailbox :(

As others have said, diaperfurs are pretty niche. The art is higher quality than what I usually see tbh. Maybe try making scenes with stories attached to them?

Did you have any pre-made things like prints for sale? If so, were they just lined stuff like that? Presentation is key, if there's nothing eye catching at your table, people aren't going to go to it, especially if you're surrounded by more colorful booths. I took a look at your page, I think...

I have a nifty timer that only records when certain windows are active. I try to time everything to get a good grasp of how long something will take, and price based on that at 10-12$/hr.

I wish I knew exactly what it was :/ Digital sketching, lines, and keeping everything clean all seem to hinder me. Things just don't look right unless its a tiny paper scribble, which doesn't look as good scaled :1

I'm working on many stories for my world and keep coming up with new ones. I want to make them into comics but never get to drawing anything... I should at least write them down and share that :v

I made A LOT of comics, still have most of them(I started archiving but got lazy). They were all weird edgy knockoff/crossovers of dbz/zatch bell/one piece/me+ my friend and were about as good as sonichu. I wish I could still spit out illustrations as frequently as I did in school, this is...

Why specifically ceramic? The printers are huge, costly, and prints need additional firing/sealing. It seems more practical(and cheaper) to obtain a regular plastic print and make resin copies.