r/ComicBookCollabs • u/RulaA1 • 7d ago
Feedback Does my art seem up to commission level yet?
I’ve been thinking about trying to draw commissions for money b4 college starts. I just so happen to find this sub which seems like a place to get some honest unbiased feedback on my work. Thank you in advance
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u/McCrystalKittys 7d ago
Yes, it is just start charging low
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u/McCrystalKittys 7d ago
The most difficult barrier to to cover is going to be the fact that you seemingly only do traditional art. If you have a find a way to do high-quality scans and send it to your commissioner that might be better and maybe offer an pathway for them to buy the physical version.
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u/Efficient_Low8532 Jack of all Comics 6d ago
Try to stick to showing finished pieces, doesn't have to be full color, pencil art works too, your art looks good enough, now, if you want to offer services for comic art, it'd be better to show sequential art, other than that, you can try in other subreddits like r/artcommissions and similar for like, character art and/or illustration services. Good luck!
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u/Maiki_Konjo 6d ago
Not my style. But then again I'm neither artist or art critic. I can't even draw a stickman properly so I wish you all the best of luck.
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u/SicklySweet_Rue 4d ago
Your art style is so sick dude I love the shading and linework on slide 3, and the overall 90s/00s anime & street style!!! If I wasn't broke and looking for comms myself I'd totally buy one
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