a couple days ago I rendered my avatar and edited it, after a 2 month hiatus.
Render:
Edited Render:
Am I good enough to do commissions for like, 50 Robux?
- Yes
- Maybe
- No
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Feedback would be appreciated!
Edited Render:
Am I good enough to do commissions for like, 50 Robux?
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The GFX is well made and I love the effect you added on the character in the 2nd photo. To be honest with you, I don’t think you really need to change anything! Although I would add a watermark to prevent your GFX from getting stolen.
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Definitely, the final edit made it 10x better. The render without any photoshop was not very good though. The skin is definitely too shiny unless you’re going for a lego look and if you were it doesn’t look like a lego since it looks life size rather than a tiny lego man. I think it’s definitely very good and you are underpaid (unless you really didn’t care and just did it for experience) something like this would cost 200 robux (if I would set a price for it)
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i did it for fun, not for money. But, im wondering if anybody would even pay me for gfx… im really bad so i doubt anybody would.
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i doubt anyone would steal this.
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I think you should open your own commissions if you have the time and willing to. (if you don’t already have one of course) they are actually really good
eh i posted a portfolio in october and got 0 comms. might open comms again, how much should i charge?
depends, I also suggest spending time on your portfolio or finding orders on discord if the dev forum doesn’t work out but it really is all up to you. I generally charge my gfx for 50 for simple renders with a couple textures or just a simple background. For a more complex scene with volumetrics and more stuff probably around 1000. if you also photoshopped it I would maybe add around 25-500 to the price depending on complexity of it