ElPanachino

So I recently moved and find myself with tons of time to work on art. As a result, I feel like I'm making some progress in my digital art. However, I've been wondering about how people decide to do commissions and how they go about them. For starters, I don't know if I'm confident enough in my art to charge for it. Would anyone go for it? How much would I even charge? I don't know what's reasonable in these situations. I also worry about the legal ramifications of doing fanart commissions. I see them all the time on DeviantArt, but are there copyright issues to worry about? I'd love to hear from people who do commissions on how they go about

I finally have the time to work on stuff. Now I'm just lacking inspiration. I have a bunch of stuff on my to do list but I have to be in the right mood for some of it. I think the hardest part of getting back into it after not being able to for a while is the fact that I absolutely hate coloring. Alas, I must keep practicing if I expect to ever not hate coloring. . .

October has not been terribly productive for me when it comes to art. Grad-school's kicked into full swing with all kinds of deadlines and I have to do shadowing hours on top of school and work. I have all kinds of stuff on my art to-do list though. Here's hoping for some free time soon.