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get linkhttps://technocretetrading.com/6pla9yre8ic I rarely paint models for a fee, and I have never really charged for my work before. Everything has been in repayment for a favor or because I wanted to do something nice, so when I got asked how much to paint a duo of custom Dungeons and Dragons Tabaxi (cat people) models, I was more drawn by my want to actually paint the models than payment. It ended up as a bit of a favor for the two since I probably put in twice the amount of time I should have.
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Overall, they were fun to paint, but I am definately not a commission painter. I found my motivation flagging quite severely, so I am going to stick with my own models (and my husband’s) for now – for a while, at least.