Any characterization that you feel is plausible is fine.

EDIT: Also, should I be holding onto gold, or onto Diamonds to pay you with?

Sounds good.

I do commissions myself, and it's pretty hard to sell art. I think fair pricing for your art would be how you feel. If you put a lot of effort into your art like timewise then you should be selling your art for 50k-100k+. But people are also looking for good art which means even if you put in a lot of time, people only care about results which means your pricing for your art would be relatively low around 5k-30k ish. Sorry if I'm being mean but that's kinda how art works :( And like you said you have a lot to improve on. Honestly, from the piece you posted, you're pretty good at coloring, I like how you used different shades of blue and created a glow effect. I can't wait to see what your art look with lineart! Now I want to talk about what you can improve on, I'm going to be honest, the picture you drew doesn't really look like a Ferrikki, so I think you should improve on that by sketching and practicing how to draw a Ferrikki. And moving on with color, though you have really good color play, you need to add more shading and depth to your art. Try watching some digital art videos on youtube, they're quite useful and taught me everything I know today. ^ ^ Hope this help! Hope this didn't offend you because that's not what I'm trying to do, I just wanted to critique your art so you can improve.

I love having suggestions, so thank you much! This was my first time actually drawing a Rikki, and since I did it all digitally in a car might not be the best way to start out ^^;

Ill definitely work on improving, thats for sure!