I BELIEVE IN YOU

*waves a little ATRYL! flag*

thats a metric fuckton of work...
may the force be with you :3

how does this wirk with the patreon commissions? i didnt found anything about commissions there :c

I stopped doing commissions through patreon. When I finish the ones I owe people and have a little free time I will think of something and update the journal. Sorry for the wait! :)

Aah, another flaw of Patreon is that once someone is funded they drop other services, in this case commissions. While funding someone is nice you are leaving what content is being created to the artist.
In this case if you are not a fan of ponies, dick-girls, general eye-candy, and solo drawings then funding, atryl, is not a good idea.
Along with commissions giving people the option to have their dream content being created commissions also challenge the artist, assuming they can rise to the challenge.
Well, it looks like this is going to be the last commission journal forever by the looks of things. I hope this commentary makes people understand more about money and financing. Good Day.

I don't understand your problem.

For one, people support me because they like what I do and they want me to continue doing it. Second, I don't just draw ponies and dickgirls, if you look at my gallery I draw tons of fan art and some original content if I have the time. I would like to draw more of that, but I need to know how the crowd reacts to that. Third, I don't use patreon for commissions anymore, and I do commissions when I have the time. I have many things going on RL wise which is nobody's business, I think we agree on that. And last but not at least I do a LOT of stuff, which is not connected to patreon (really the 'art pack' is the only thing that's 'patreon funded'), just because the patreon link on low opacity is there that doesn't mean I wouldn't do them without patreon.

So yea. I still do commissions, it's not my fault that most of them want ponies. I have no problem with that.

I see that your problem is you couldn't commission me, or someone else with a patreon? But do you think any artist would gladly do your commission with this attitude? I certainly wouldn't.

One more thing: As I said, people somehow manage to reach out and ask for commissions, many time I have to turn them down because the lack of time. A few years ago I promised commissions for many people, I couldn't say no, and I ended up sleeping 4 hours a day. I learned to say 'no'. For the sake of my health and social life. Your attitude is really-really wrong.