The real question, though, is what I should charge for prints and sculptures. Sure, there's the old' formula that takes into account time and effort. However, it does not take into account skill and demand. So I pose tthis question- if they were yours, what would you charge? And, more importantly, if you were interested in them, what would you be willing to pay?
MixedMyth wrote:The real question, though, is what I should charge for prints and sculptures. Sure, there's the old' formula that takes into account time and effort. However, it does not take into account skill and demand. So I pose tthis question- if they were yours, what would you charge? And, more importantly, if you were interested in them, what would you be willing to pay?
and don't forget discounts for your old friend if he happens to drag his ass to indianolopis the weekend after coming back from eastern europe.
-D. M. Jeftinija Pharm.D., Ph.D. -- Yes, I've got two doctorates and I'm arrogant about it, what have *you* done with *your* life?
"People who don't care about anything will never understand the people who do." "yeah.. but we won't care."
"Legostar's on the first page of the guide. His opinion is worth more than both of yours."--Yeahduff
MixedMyth wrote:The real question, though, is what I should charge for prints and sculptures. Sure, there's the old' formula that takes into account time and effort. However, it does not take into account skill and demand. So I pose tthis question- if they were yours, what would you charge? And, more importantly, if you were interested in them, what would you be willing to pay?
and don't forget discounts for your old friend if he happens to drag his ass to indianolopis the weekend after coming back from eastern europe.
If by that, you mean "gouge the prices for everything he's got because he'll be too jet-lagged to notice".
