How to Make Money Doing Art Commissions in 2020

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Title	:	How to Make Money Doing Art Commissions in 2020
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Comment from : @jameschannel9763

I got my first real commission last June, and I still work with those clients and absolutely love them I charged 20 at first, but after working with them I started getting WAY more attention I did a big project with a different company, and because I didn't really know what I was doing with commissions and prices and things still, I only charged them 25 per drawing >> It was WAY too much work for that low price But on the other hand, it was a lot of guaranteed work I now charge around 50 for a full color character commission, and less for like half body or bust or what not And that works really well for me
Comment from : @CreeperGriefer98

I'm from the Philippines and making webcomics isn't a thing here, but I wanna follow what I love to do Thank you for the videos It is very helpful💙
Comment from : @hatehate725

I found your clip studio template and I've been catching up on some of your videos This'll definitely help too, as I'm planning on focusing on art after spending 9 months at a job I don't love I want to dive head first into art stuff, as it's what makes me happy, plus I've got money saved up, so I can start doing this now
Comment from : @fmbray_

I have a burning question for you When you are featured with Webtoons, are you allowed to sell merch of your comic? For example stickers, enamel pins, prints, but not a printed book of the comic because that's the exclusive right that Webtoons hold when you are featured I'd love to buy merch from featured Webtoons but I don't see any so I thought I would ask! Thanks in advance!
Comment from : @Epsci

I come from a really poor background so whenever i get a commission i always say yes Even so many years later when im doing financially good, have 2 art jobs and im pretty happy with my art path so far whenever i get a commission i always say yes out of fear that if i dont i will suddenly go back to poverty Its pretty funny but also kinda fucks me over at times when i already have enough tasks on my plate So lately ive been trying to teach myself to be more responsible/secure and learn to say no I hope it doesnt sound like bragging I just wish other artists to know their limits and not overwork themselves like i tend to do
Comment from : @Vakodraws

bi agree commissions can expand artistic arizons😀/b
Comment from : @LuisNgchongJrArt

This is the most underrated channel on YouTubelove ur vids, they are super helpful ❤️
Comment from : @hehelol6667

ive been wondering,what is your next working going to be?your next webtoon i mean,can you share anything about it or is it a secret?after reading your webtoon this question has been stuck in my head for a while now
Comment from : @LeoArmada

Hey man thanks for your help, it helped me make my own webtoon,brIt's name is cursed comedy, in case you were wondering, at start i was a little bit afraid, but after people started subscribing, i am more calm now, but I am still low on subs
Comment from : @RecklessMienshao

Hey Walter I have a question about how to download your Template on Krita?? ❤️
Comment from : @evaaldape7937

so glad i found this channel! thank you for your hard work!
Comment from : @rm-hr1yx

Me, a person with no interest in doing commissions: Oh man, I'm gonna avoid all these newb mistakes and make sweet fat dollars heck yesssssssssbrbrBut in all seriousness, another great video! I shared your channel on the Tapas comics forum recently Hopefully you get some more subs!
Comment from : @Mossiccie

You know it feels like your our elder brother whose teaching us how to success in our career So I just wanna say freaking thank you for everything 😁😆
Comment from : @Niteshnayak19

I have a question regarding commissions: do you have terms of service or some sort of agreement that your clients have to sign for you to do the artwork? You know, something that tells them your rules about refunds, who owns copyright, if its for personal/commercial use, etc?
Comment from : @alexandrazapatamultimedia

I've been watching you for almost a year I think, and you've inspired me so much to pursue the career in art that I want! I want to do webtoons, but I guess what's stopping me is feeling nervous about drawing soo many panels My portfolio is full of character portraits, but i haven't shown that I can do comics Previously I told myself that I couldn't do it because I was pursuing a masters, but now that I'm done, I guess nothing is stopping me from starting a webtoon! I have just started doing commissions as well, and I think my skill level is in a good place to charge high The people wanting to pay me haven't been turned away with the price so I guess that's a good thing lol
Comment from : @alexandrazapatamultimedia

Recently I agreed on making a commission for a close friend I wanted to build a portfolio so I agreed But damn he wanted me to draw him inside a club, with crowds of people and maaany details It took me more than a week to finish it and I regretted it from day one Especially the part that I wasn't getting paid and that I put sooo much effort
Comment from : @kouanto_art

Been taking commissions for 5 years nowbrbrA commission I kinda regret was one which requested me to illustrate using a particular comic artstyle that isn't mine, I needed the money so I just said yes but it turned into 3-5 commissions over the course of 3 months that took up a lot of my time and I didn't particularly enjoy the process of Couldn't really post any of it since it wasn't my art style and doesn't match my feed either-- brbrtip is: evaluate if a commission/client is really worth it, sometimes the offer may seem really great at first but be sure to think of the long-run effects once they start hinting at a series of commissions/project as you'll also probably will have to dedicate a time slot for such a projectbrbrIn the end, because they didn't tell me that they wanted a bunch of commissions right away, what could've been completed within 15 months took 3 months total
Comment from : @veenyako

Do creators make money from fast pass
Comment from : @Niteshnayak19

U talk all these without any script writing right?
Comment from : @Aryaaan-y8x

I gets up I sees notification of Oz man I clicks till I crack phone screen ^^
Comment from : @licio5823

Perfect timing for this topic, the more I do my art/webcomic, more and more I think and question if I can actually make a living doing this? I want too, I just don’t have a clue as to how So thank you for sharing insight and providing some hope and knowledge
Comment from : @Wyvern_plays

esclarecedorgran, gran ayuda, gracias
Comment from : @hugom2668

Hey walter! How's it going?! brSo i was wondering can we use like references to memes or shows in our comic? brBtw have a great day everyone!!
Comment from : @jayaphurailatpam2480

Thanks again for another super helpful video! I hope you know that you are genuinely very funny too! XD
Comment from : @augustawickmanart

Join Illusrati discord :br discordgg/FufAeG3
Comment from : @therloser

Finding specific communities of potential clients is a really helpful idea Thanks for another great video
Comment from : @analogsentiment8300

Nice VideobrHere, have an apple, 🍎
Comment from : @therloser

I'd love to start doing commissions, but it's partially a "Am I even good enough? Will people like my style?" as well as "Do I want to sacrifice making what I want to make, in order to make stuff for other people?"
Comment from : @AgentEmbey

I think you're reading my mind, I was wondering yesterday what I need to start making commissions ahah thank you very much, your channel is pure gold
Comment from : @gabbodj95