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Hi,
I am considering getting into commission painting, and in therefore I offering something to you out there.
I will be doing 5 free commissions , but they will be limited in size (this is so that I will not be soaked up in work). This is to see whether I can follow it up or not, as I am in university at the moment. There are a few restrictions, however:
1. I will only do small commissions, maximum twenty five models.
2. I am not very good at hand painting vehicles, and my airbrush is 8000 kilometers from where i live right now. Therefore I do not wish to paint vehicles at this moment.
3. The clients will be paying the models and postage.
I will be posting pictures of my most recent work as soon as possible (have to study physics right now), and I will be trying to do this as professional as possible.
I am currently located in Calgary, Alberta in Canada.

Please mail me at krmahoff@gmail.com or post below if interested

Best Regards
KrMaH


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I have now made a new email address. plese direct all questions to krmahcommissionpainting@gmail.com


only two out of the five commissions left!

Only one free commission left now!

And sorry for the bump...

Can we see pictures of your work....?

This seems fishy.

Will take some pictures as soon as possible.
And, I fully understand you!
Please show some patience, midterms tying me up right now...


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Here's a link to my most recent work. Will show some of my guardsmen as soon as I can take better pictures of them.
please note that this was taken with a cellphone.

http://s1105.photobucket.com/albums/h342/KrMaHoff/Birthday%20present%20for%20a%20friend/

Couple of questions and comments.

First I'd invest in having better photos taken purely from a sales pov.

Secondly I'd encourage testimonials from your buyers to help raise your awareness and to make it seem less fishy, as someone has pointed out above.

I'm assuming pricing is on a case by case basis but giving a rough outline for the prices woukd be a good idea.

With so many amazing commission painters in the market with very good reputations and websites, and outstanding and professional quality photos of their work, I'd suggest stepping up your professionalism a bit.