Re: Pricing help
For me, it always goes as follows.
At first:
Oooooo, this piece is sweet, it's the best thing I've ever made. It took me forever, and it was a major struggle, but I pulled through. I kind of don't want to let it go, it was a stepping stone for me, even though it may not be a perfect representation of that particular technique. I shall price it above market value, because I kind of want to show it off for a while anyways.
After a while:
OK, it's not selling at this price, and I'm kind of over it. Oh but it does bring back memories, and I can't wait to try it again, but I've kind of got to get rid of this one first, so I'll mark it down a bit, to where a perfect representation of that particular technique should be.
After a little while longer:
I'm over it, get rid of it. I've made two more and they were each a lot faster and cleaner looking anyways, and they've both sold at the price I was asking for, for this sloppy version. Psht, it was my first try, that's my excuse for this one. I'm marking it down to sell, at below market value.
After a long while later:
Holy crap, this things still here? Seriously, who made this piece of garbage anyways. Ten bucks!
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