Amount I'll express:

Depends on size and quality of work how much I'd be willing to pay on a print. I've payed $20 for high quality prints that looked like anime cells before, but other than that $10 to $15 is a good range.

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Just like ~shadow-otm said... It depends on the size and quality of the work...

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I agree. It definitely depends on how large the print is, and how high quality it is, though in general I'd want to be in the ten-fifteen dollar range.

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Depends on what the print is. Is it coloured, is black and white? The size and quality of print usually change the price too. I'd probably paaaay.... 30 bucks, max. Maybe 40 if it was big and well done.

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Man, I am a tightwad XD (and don't go to enough conventions). I don't usually buy prints for more than ten dollars, although I've been sorely tempted in the past by some of the big poster-sized ones and may give into that temptation in the future.

(It might just be that they sell prints for cheaper in Canada, though. I've almost never seen a normal-sized print costing $15 dollars... in fact if I have, I've forgotten it XD;; )

It depends on the size and quality of the work

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All of my prints will be in color, actually. The only difference is some would be mainly solids and the others are full out color. ...if that makes sense. So, the solids should cost less, right?

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Probably. If it were me selling them, I would, but not extremely low, because I'm sure they still took time and effort.

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Said I'd express it via comment, so...

Your stuff? How much do you want? Cause, seriously, that's some pretty awesome work you've done there.

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