I am currently open for requests and Commisions and can ship almost anywhere in the US. If you have questions send me an email (in my blogger bio) I'd love to hear from you!
Some examples of Commisions and prices they were.
$50
10$
10$
30-40$ (depending on amount of detail)
Also if you don't have enough money for a Commision but would still like something email me and I'll gladly do a request (though circumstance dependent)
I can also do cards, stamps, some water colour, and stickers.
Why am I opening commissions? I need to make some money in order to save up for some nessesary things and it's hard for me to find/work a job, most places where I live rely on volunteer work before they start paying.
These look awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat are some things (besides money) that you would accept in exchange for art?
Uhhh idk, gift card, other things, not really sure. What did you have in mind? (You can also talk to me over tumblr)
DeleteSo you've made 100$-110$ out of commissions. Terrific, Max, and the quality of work too.
ReplyDeleteI saw as much. Ah, the trial. JobsforTeensHQ do suggest lots of online jobs and/or self-employment.
Though isn't the Town looking for Seasonal Facilities people? [Yes, I know: Filth; Flowers; Food and Files/Folding].
[A counteract: Carol Gray's The Curriculum System for transition/guidance teachers who might need to know their history.
And there are three more Gray's Guides - on Loss; Bullying and Compliments. The Compliment guide is when Gray first started to listen and solicit contributions].
The Youth Jobs website hadn't been updated for a year ... maybe you could re-code it?
I also looked at the Free Library. Wondered if you could exhibit your art there.
I like Fogarty's [interviewing] and Brown-Volkman's [cover letters] tips.
Or try a department, board and committee.
About the commissions: very excited and exciting!
Janey's Mum Suzanne is looking for some unique stickers which she can use herself or share with Janey in their shared sticker book.
EnderChan: would the thing be Bitcoin? And Bitcoin chains?
Or what about making your own gift cards or stamps and chipping them?
Yeah!
DeleteIndeed.
Not really, those jobs are mostly adults.
I might work in the children's art room hopefully, and I could talk to them about exhibiting.
Gift cards as in like happy birthday ext.? I am currently doing that. What I had meant as in like Amazon gift cards and things of that sort if someone can't pay cash or check as I don't know how to do PayPal nor am I equipped to do credit or debit cards. I do know how to make stamps and prints! As well as stickers!
Great idea about working in the children's art library, Max.
DeleteI was thinking of those cards as well. Or card-for-card.
I'm thinking of artist cards as well.
Swapping bartering and exchange is cool.