Pricing

 

My services generally cost industry standard illustration rates. I determine a specific cost based on the scope of the project, the budget of the client, and other extenuating circumstances. It’s a balance but one I like to find. I want you to be satisfied and stress-free. And I want my rent to keep getting paid. So let’s work together and figure out a number that fits both of our needs.

Here are some resources to understand the complexity of illustration rates. Please review before proposing a budget.

 
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My Rates

Please keep in mind that all projects are priced individually based on the needs of the client, working budget, and specs of the project. Rates should be viewed as a general guideline. For a personalized quote, please submit your project details through my contact page.

Picture books
from $5000 to $7000 (50% up front or a milestone based payment plan)

Editorial illustrations
Spot $75-$100
Quarter page $150-$200
Half page $250-$300
Full page $350-$500
Double page $550-700
Cover: Inquire with Budget

Commissions
Digital Delivery for Personal Use: $125 and up
Large Scale Paintings on Wood: $500 and up

Other: Please send details and proposed budget

Illustration for Branding
Logo Development $300 and up

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I include in my project description?

Here are some helpful pieces of information to include. These will allow for a more accurate quote for your project.

-Size of the Job
-Size/Type of Client
-Complexity/Description of the Project
-Use of the artwork (commercial or personal, etc)
-Geographic Regions it will be used
-Deadline or Timeline of Project

How long does a project usually take?

This really just depends on the scope of the project. That’s why I ask for so much info! But if you have a set timeline, make sure to tell me. I want to work with you on getting the project done in time to meet your deadlines.

Will you work in a different style?

A big red flag for illustrators is a client that wants them to work outside of their usual style. This means requesting that they complete a project that looks like someone else’s work. I will decline these requests. If you would like the style to appear as someone else’s, please hire that person.