LongShadows Posted August 1, 2011 Share Posted August 1, 2011 This is not only a great topic, but it is timely as well. Only recently have I started to sell my artwork. Before this point, it felt to me like I was selling my children! (lots of sentimental value) As my art teacher told me, " Get over it! You gotta eat, don't you? " These are the few rules that help me in determining price. 1 . Keep track of the hours you actually put into making the piece. 2 . Keep track of your material costs and add ten per cent for carrying fee. 3 . Determine how much your time and skill are worth per hour, and stick to it! If Anyone in a service oriented business were to waffle on their prices and 'give someone a break' by lowering their bill, they would never get called back by that customer in the future because they will begin to doubt your abilities and even your honesty. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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