This paper is aimed at finding a correlation, if any, between the factors determining the price of an artwork. Based on quantitative analysis of a personal survey with 31 respondents, the factors do not form any particular abstract formula which could be derived. It was indicative that the surveyees approached pricing in a variety of ways. To make sense of the variety, the author used an inductive technique to identify and categorize various price styles. The results of the polls were tallied to determine the variables that each artist considered when making their selection. Individual respondents' most prevalent choice aspects are revealed through this method.