The video likely resonated with artists and clients alike due to its relatable topic and the creator's strong, opinionated stance on a common industry practice. The 'hot take' format and relevant hashtags would have contributed to its reach.
Summary
The creator shares a controversial opinion that commission artists should not ask clients for tips, arguing that artists should instead set higher prices if they feel their work is undervalued. They believe clients who appreciate the art will tip accordingly.
Structure
1Introduction of controversial take on commission tips
2Argument against asking for tips due to client pressure
3Emphasis on artists setting their own prices
4Client's choice to tip based on perceived value
5Conclusion on fair pricing and client appreciation
On-screen text
hot take (?):
commission artists should
not be asking their clients
for tips
Transcript
This might be a bit controversial, but not only could directly asking a client for a tip at the end of a commission make them feel pressured, but as a commission artist you set your own prices. If you think you are worth more than you charge, then CHARGE MORE!! It is entirely up to the client whether they want to tip or not, and those who really value your time and art, will pay whatever youre worth! #art #hottake #originalcharacter #commissions #artcommissions
Original caption
This might be a bit controversial, but not only could directly asking a client for a tip at the end of a commission make them feel pressured, but as a commission artist you set your own prices. If you think you are worth more than you charge, then CHARGE MORE!! It is entirely up to the client whether they want to tip or not, and those who really value your time and art, will pay whatever youre worth! #art #hottake #originalcharacter #commissions #artcommissions