Opening up limited slots for August, this time with set dates for completion on my part and payment on your part. You will be invoiced after the work is completed, your unwatermarked files will be sent to you after the work is paid for.

You must answer the questions in order to claim a slot, I will not be allowing people to claim slots if they do not have a solid idea of what they want. Thanks for your understanding.

Please see this sheet for pricing and a list of what I will and will not draw for money.

You must have your commission idea in hand before you claim a slot. If you wish to alter the brief for your commission it must be altered three days prior to the day reserved for your slot. You must provide a clear description of the
You may claim up to two slots. Your slot may include up to three characters or two separate works.

August 2nd [OPEN]
August 9th [OPEN]
August 16th [OPEN]
August 23rd [OPEN]
August 30th [OPEN]

If you would like to claim a slot, please send a note with the following information:

The slot or slots you would like to claim. Please choose a preferred slot and a backup slot in case your preferred slot is already claimed.

The type of commission you would like to purchase. These slots are for full figure art of up to three characters. They can be lineart, flat colored, or fully rendered. You may have a commission 'upgraded' at a later date for the cost of the difference in prices. (e.g., if you choose to purchase lineart, you can later pay $15 per character to have it flat colored or $30 per character to have it fully colored.)

The character/s involved. You must provide visual reference even if they are canon characters, I will not search for reference of characters.* Please try to provide reference that shows them from the side, if not the angle, they will be viewed from. If you are commissioning a character design, please see this for an example of how to put together visual reference for character design.

The pose. This can be either a detailed description or a photo reference, or it can be several photos (with notes about which part of the photo apply), or it can be a crudely drawn stick figure. The pose photo reference does not have to match the build, species, or gender of the character/s involved.

The background, if applicable. This should be photoref but may be a description if the location is generic enough (i.e., a bedroom with no special features) then the photoref can be forgone.

The expressions. This can be descriptive, crudely drawn, emojis, or photo reference.


*This is to ensure that your commission reflects the version of the character which you like the most, as well as to avoid me spending extra time looking for reference of a character I am unfamiliar with.