I need input (meaning I want your opinions)

[Aralik]

I'm trying to figure out proper pricing for mine art shop, and I want to know what all of you (crew & members) consider to be fair pricing?

And don't say 0.  

[Nemsy]

Zero! I didn't say '0'

ahhahaha..

Uhm, I am not good with pricing.. crying

 

[Aralik]

Oh I know that Nems. You said you often over tip when buying art.  

[Nemsy]

Way way way over tip. dramallama

lol.

 

[Aralik]

I look forward to that.  

[Nemsy]

To the llama licking? o.O

 

[Aralik]

yes the llama...wait! no! no!

overtipping....  

[Nemsy]

Oh.. *throws llama out the window*

Haha. Tipping. *inside joke*

 

[Aralik]

.....*crickets chirping* eek  

[Nemsy]

Crickets don't chirp they croak!

*rim shot*

 

[Aralik]

I thought that was frogs....  

[Nemsy]

Yeah, I was just trying to make a joke. >u< Not good at making yolks! Get it..? cx

 

[A Song Is Born]

I end up over tipping as well sweatdrop
I am no good at that kind of stuff myself Sorry...

 

[LA Trunks]

Well, I believe that the price should depend on how hard you really have to work on the piece. Tell me what you think to be fair. Tell me what you would pay for each piece that you work on if you were to buy it from somebody else. Remember:
Orders few and far between - Prices are too high
Orders over-take you - Prices are too low
Orders come in at a fair rate - Prices are just about right

Oh yeah, raising prices on orders already made is bad business. If you want to lower prices on orders already made then the customers are liking to appreciate it, but if you raise prices on the orders that are already made then those who are effected by it are liking to take their business elsewhere and possibly to tell others about what you did and make those people not want to give you their business either.