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How Much Should I Charge For My Art?
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Give an example of a "wrong question"
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Someone is asking you to do a specific art project for them, what should you ask?
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How do you know when a client is serious?
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They have fully detailed project already outlined and prepared
They have the most creative idea for what they want you to do
They are very particular in what they want the final product to look like
They have a large sum of budget ready to pay what you are worth
They're budget for children's book illustration is $500
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Having what kind of information is critical?
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How much the client is willing to pay
How much you are pricing your art for
How much other artists are pricing their art for
How much it cost to make an Avenger's movie
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True/False: $500 for children's book illustration is the ideal pay.
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True
False
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(Check ALL that apply) When does pricing your art get tricky?
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When the client says "I want you to tell me what your price is"
When the client asks "how much will you do this for?"
When the client tells you how much they are willing to pay you
(Check ALL that apply) Why is it tricky?
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Because you don't want to scare off clients
Because you don't want to waste time
Because you don't want to leave so much money left on the table
What example does Will Terry give to compare pricing art to?
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Price of a Car
Price of a Bottle of Water
Price of a Soul
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What question should you really be asking?
How much should I charge for my art?
What's the going price?
Why am I considering this project?
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According to Will Terry, what are the 5 reasons you should consider a project?
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To make money, Just because, To build skills, To be nice, Because you can
Money, Fun, Portfolio, Experience, Service
Money, Friendship, Desperation, Requirement, Family
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According to Will Terry, what is probably one of the worst reasons to do art for someone else?
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To make money
Just because
To build skills
For fun
To build portfolio
For experience
For service
Because you have to
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What do you need to decide when you are asked to do a project you absolutely hate?
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What's the bottom line/least amount of money you'd be willing to do it for
What you will reward yourself with after the project
Whether to cut all contact with the person requesting the project
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True or False: Your "bottom line" will be a fixed price that will never fluctuate
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True
False
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What are at least two things you learned from this video?
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