Some people still haven't caught on to what exactly I mean when I say "Slavestream", so I'll be linking to this journal on submissions to make sure people understand.

When something is labeled as a "Slavestream Commission" in it's description, it means that it was drawn live with the customer watching. They paid $25 per hour for a set amount of time and told me what to draw. This implies one very important thing: The picture was drawn in a limited time frame and, thus, may be rushed in certain details. It also means it usually lacks certain niceties such as shading.

Slavestream slots are paid for in advanced and set up in a schedule. These slots are sold in journals in advance, usually on weekends. This means that if you're tuning in to a stream, you can't get art at that point.

Slavestream slots must be bought in hour increments - you cannot buy less than an hour, or an hour and a half. You can buy more than one slots. Some people have had me go for two or four hours on just them.

The thing you make me draw is entirely up to you. It doesn't have to be about slavery or bondage. I've drawn lots of different fetishes for people, and I've drawn plenty of clean images as well.

TL;DR: People pay me per-hour to draw their ideas, so the art might be slightly rushed, gimme a break.




If anyone has questions that they think will help people new to the concept by answering, post em.