Are you looking for real life or game currency?

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Both!

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Hmm, well may I add some critiques in my response? I would love to give you some pointers to help you as well :3

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Yes thank you! Critique would be awesome!

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Cool! So here we goooo...

I do like how you attempted semi-realism, however I think if you looked at wolf references beside your drawings as you worked, you would have an easier time incorporating such things into your work such as snout length, nose size ect and it will give the animal more of a natural looking and flowing anatomy. I understand this is some people's style, but I also think they should give reference photos a chance! Like I said before, I like how yours is a mix between cartoon and realistic and I think you should totally work more in this style!
I like the direction you're taking with light, but remember, light isn't always pure white and can be red, yellow, and basically any color of the rainbow so I suggest looking at pictures of dramatic lighting to help you create your own. I also think the same with shading. If you use the opposite of purple in this case, brown, you will have an amazing contrast in color and can give fur some depth.
I really really like how you have some nice flowing fur going. That is definitely what you want in terms of making more of a fur texture for your drawings. You seem to have the shape of your fur tufts down and I can't express how important that is! I also can't express how important references are XD As you may know, fur grows in tufts and can affect the way light and shadows bounce off the creature you're painting. Also if you have a pet at home, try feeling their fur. Try to apply that feeling into your art, almost as if you could reach into the painting and feel the fur! If you do decide to try any of these tips out, I find that it's more helpful to start with more natural colors like browns and greys, then try and tackle those blue and purple hues! I have a video coming up soon where I show my fur painting process if you're interested :3

As for pricing, I would say you could get 8-15 per colored, shaded bust shot. I think you could also nab 5-10 USD for your pieces as well. I hope this was at least a little helpful!

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Very, thank you alot.

I would also have to look at fox references too and kinda try too blend them together since this character is supposed to be a hybrid.

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