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    • Navya Raju
      Navya Raju last edited by

      Hey everyone! I recently received a commission to illustrate for a U.K based Podcast channel (Once every two weeks as per episodes), how can I charge per illustration? It's a small-scale podcast.

      Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/navyaraju.illustration/
      Twitter: https://twitter.com/navyarajuart
      website : https://www.navyaraju.com/

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      • AngelinaKizz
        AngelinaKizz @Navya Raju last edited by

        @navya-raju
        The way I see it, either they can afford your prices, or you shouldn’t do the job. We as artists deserve fair wage, and no one can tell you what your time and abilities are worth. Only you can. Think about how long the illustration will take you, and how much you feel you should be paid to be fairly compensated and that’s your price. Really, a price should be agreed upon before taking the job, so that no one is left in the lurch at the last minute.

        www.evarartistry.com
        www.Instagram.com/evarartistry/

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        • Nyrryl  Cadiz
          Nyrryl Cadiz SVS OG @Navya Raju last edited by

          @navya-raju Congrats! this is great news.

          Portfolio: nyrrylcadiz.com
          Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nyrryl_cadiz/
          YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbJCF1Im8ZO7hpGWTKOJMuA

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          • carlianne
            carlianne last edited by

            I agree you should charge based on how long it'll take you and how much you want to make per hour etc. or how much you want to do the job. You can also ask then what their budget is.

            Personally I do usually give a discount for long term clients as it is steady/reliable work. So if I'm expecting there to be more than 5 or 10 I charge a bit less per piece. I think of it as a "bulk" rate

            This works out anyway because I also tend to speed up as I go and the work gets faster and easier with time.

            Check out my art and tutorials :)

            Instagram: www.instagram.com/carliannecreates/

            Youtube:
            https://youtube.com/c/CarlianneCreates

            Shop: www.carliannecreates.com

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            • miranda-hoover
              miranda-hoover @Navya Raju last edited by

              @navya-raju Congrats! Your style is super cute and would be great as podcast illustrations.

              Totally agree with all of the above. If their budget is lower than you would like, you can also try to negotiate other things like creating simpler illustrations or having full creative freedom.

              https://www.instagram.com/mirananemone

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