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TF types [July price change]
4 months ago
Thanks a lot everyone for discussion!!
It helped me realize there are many types of TF from kinky(contextual) and technical points of view!
From kink point of view i am pretty sure there're many many more subcategories and flavors of TF (which i honestly struggle to determine on my own since i don't personally have this kink and not being part of TF community so please excuse me for further rough generalization)
Personally for myself i would split TF into 3 categories depending on personal feeling of artistic(technical) difficulty:
1) Minor difficulty:
gender swap, bimbofication, muscle growth, getting hyper fat, size TF etc.
-I would consider to do so free of extra charge
-Also I would have nothing to do with OC's design copyright (only copyright to artwork itself belongs to me)
2) Average difficulty:
A) TF into generic creature (pokemon, cow, dragon, human,) barely recognizable from original design fully on artistic freedom conditions (no edits no WIPs will be given once rough sketch with poses will be accepted)
At max can be requested only few basic details such as keeping few features from original OC's design: horns/ genitals / color palette
Each edit: min 5 euro
-No claims for design copyrights from my side as well
-I will possess copyrights only for image itself
B) TF OC into already existing OC/design [free of charge]
-No claims for design copyrights from my side as well
-I will possess copyrights only for image itself
3) Major difficulty:
TF into new non-existant design with detailed description/edits for final TF form
-Final TF form will be 40-60 euro extra charge
-All previous TF stages free of extra charge
-I am not sure if i legally can possess copyright on "new" OC design but i clearly wouldn't want this particular design to be used for commercial purposes at all.
- i will still possess copyrights on image itself though
P.S. It is totally fine if you will find someone with better pricing/easier charging system. Personally i am just trying to balance between fair prices and burn out caused with feeling of making double load of work for initial pricing.
It helped me realize there are many types of TF from kinky(contextual) and technical points of view!
From kink point of view i am pretty sure there're many many more subcategories and flavors of TF (which i honestly struggle to determine on my own since i don't personally have this kink and not being part of TF community so please excuse me for further rough generalization)
Personally for myself i would split TF into 3 categories depending on personal feeling of artistic(technical) difficulty:
1) Minor difficulty:
gender swap, bimbofication, muscle growth, getting hyper fat, size TF etc.
-I would consider to do so free of extra charge
-Also I would have nothing to do with OC's design copyright (only copyright to artwork itself belongs to me)
2) Average difficulty:
A) TF into generic creature (pokemon, cow, dragon, human,) barely recognizable from original design fully on artistic freedom conditions (no edits no WIPs will be given once rough sketch with poses will be accepted)
At max can be requested only few basic details such as keeping few features from original OC's design: horns/ genitals / color palette
Each edit: min 5 euro
-No claims for design copyrights from my side as well
-I will possess copyrights only for image itself
B) TF OC into already existing OC/design [free of charge]
-No claims for design copyrights from my side as well
-I will possess copyrights only for image itself
3) Major difficulty:
TF into new non-existant design with detailed description/edits for final TF form
-Final TF form will be 40-60 euro extra charge
-All previous TF stages free of extra charge
-I am not sure if i legally can possess copyright on "new" OC design but i clearly wouldn't want this particular design to be used for commercial purposes at all.
- i will still possess copyrights on image itself though
P.S. It is totally fine if you will find someone with better pricing/easier charging system. Personally i am just trying to balance between fair prices and burn out caused with feeling of making double load of work for initial pricing.
