@airskaart's post on Artfol
Earlier, I wrote a post about struggling with a person who was commissioning me, and how I didn’t know what to do about it. I deleted that post because I felt it was long and ranty. But after I deleted it, I saw people had commented pretty good advice for dealing with difficult commissioners. So I wanted to say thank you to those people. I don’t know if they will see this, but it was good advise, so thanks!
I’ll open up the conversation again. How do you guys deal with difficult commissioners? Do you have the courage to decline, or do you stick it out, or what?Aug 4, 2021
I’ll open up the conversation again. How do you guys deal with difficult commissioners? Do you have the courage to decline, or do you stick it out, or what?Aug 4, 2021
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Comments
I don't do commisions, but from what I have learned is that you need to know that your art has value.
Because if YOU believe your art has value and make that clear with your clients, THEY will believe that too.
Insecure artists has the tendency to comply when a customer is being difficult or wants a discount.
I hope this helps? Good luck with your commisions
Because if YOU believe your art has value and make that clear with your clients, THEY will believe that too.
Insecure artists has the tendency to comply when a customer is being difficult or wants a discount.
I hope this helps? Good luck with your commisions
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