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silverthorneNeed an opinion from some folks who would have a better idea than me at this point of what to charge for a piece of art.
I know at least three of you have seen my dragon print that I did way back in 1991 (Clue, you were there when I inked the little bugger in Carol's Texas apt.).
I have a trucker friend who's interested in buying a print of it to take to a friend as a tattoo pattern. I know he's the type to keep his word when he says he'll destroy the print once the tattoo is on, and not leave a copy for the tattoist to reuse.
Question is...how much should I charge him for the print? And...any other thoughts from the art-selling savvy amoungst you?
I know at least three of you have seen my dragon print that I did way back in 1991 (Clue, you were there when I inked the little bugger in Carol's Texas apt.).
I have a trucker friend who's interested in buying a print of it to take to a friend as a tattoo pattern. I know he's the type to keep his word when he says he'll destroy the print once the tattoo is on, and not leave a copy for the tattoist to reuse.
Question is...how much should I charge him for the print? And...any other thoughts from the art-selling savvy amoungst you?
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Date: 2007-07-16 04:48 pm (UTC)I always ask $100 when anyone offers to buy a piece of mine; $200 if it was a complicated piece. Most of the time, they pay it too. Something about paying "real" money makes it "real" art to people. If they counteroffer, we go from there.