Those seem fine to me given your style and quality of work! I think settling on a good price depends on your turnaround time. Think about how many hours a piece takes you from start to finish, then look at the price like an "hourly" wage, then you can easily figure out the minimum amount you're willing to work for. Once you've set a minimum price, you just fine-tune your pricing based on demand. Lower price if demand is low, higher price if demand is high.
You might also think about use: Whether a customer is allowed to use the art to represent themselves, or use it for commercial purposes, or simply use it privately...things like that can affect what people believe is an acceptable price for your services.
It's cool that you'll be taking commissions soon! I'd love to be a customer some day!
GrapheneKid
Those seem fine to me given your style and quality of work! I think settling on a good price depends on your turnaround time. Think about how many hours a piece takes you from start to finish, then look at the price like an "hourly" wage, then you can easily figure out the minimum amount you're willing to work for. Once you've set a minimum price, you just fine-tune your pricing based on demand. Lower price if demand is low, higher price if demand is high.
You might also think about use: Whether a customer is allowed to use the art to represent themselves, or use it for commercial purposes, or simply use it privately...things like that can affect what people believe is an acceptable price for your services.
It's cool that you'll be taking commissions soon! I'd love to be a customer some day!