I'd love to see more four-armed ladies~<3

Honestly, your adopts are the only ones I ever consider adopting. I know a lot of that has to do with your style, but it probably means you are doing something right! :3

Twice a month on my paydays :V

You draw some awesome monsters & bots, seeing some more of those would be pretty nice.

A tiered pay style would probably save you a lot of grief in the long tun.

This submission says you've been doing adopts since April of 2012, so that is more like 3 years dude. :P http://www.furaffinity.net/view/7704479/

I'd prefer you put out adopts as often as you feel comfortable with, if that makes sense. Like if you only have time to do it once or twice a month, that is fine. Don't overwork yourself there. I've seen a lot of artists get burnt out on adopts.

I think it would be good if you made your batches smaller/easier to read visually. For me when you have a bunch of adopts on a page that I can't really make out the details of, that makes me not want to buy the character because I don't know what I am getting. Similarly having adopts that are of mixed sizes on the sheet makes it easier to focus on what I can see, and then I ignore the adopts I can't see quite as well. An example of that would be this sheet here: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13043886/ I focus on Donna and especially Jammy for their larger size and Jammy's movement, so Einhardt while he clearly has a lot of detail, gets lost because of the smaller size, the details getting muddled from the small size, and less vibrant pose. So I have considered buying Einhardt because of his dreads, but at that size I don't know what is going on with his eyes or arms. If he matched the size of the others next to him it might be easier to tell. That doesn't mean you have to post everything at full res that you have (in fact, it might be good if you said when people bought the adopt they can get the full size from you, since I don't think that is explicitly stated), but just consistency might be good.

For designs I would like to see more of, I like your monster people. Designs that come to mind that I liked in that vein are Ol' King Kobold, Merah, Yasakani & Musokani, Aoi, and Ch'thera, so I'd be down with more adopts in that vein. I've also said I wouldn't mind seeing more multi-headed, multi-limbed, or multi-tailed adopts from you, or even some ferals or taurs. Similarly I like how you draw dragon and bird critters... just I know I am the worst at using those kinds of design so I don't buy them. >_>;; I like you semi-fantastic anthro people as well, such as Ellis, Claude, Zynosuke, Josephine. I also enjoy your J series robots, although if you posted more of the lore about them that would be cool too. On that note, I think you have a lot of ideas for your adopts that you talk about in stream, but if you don't attend a stream you would have no idea that was the case. Perhaps if you posted your thoughts about your adopts (such as Giamaria being a slow moving creature with much delayed reactions) that would also entice some people into buying. I know I at least like knowing what you were thinking when you made a design or what your intent was.

From our past conversations I think you know that the stacked paystyle confused the fuck out of me. :P I'm fine with you keeping it but you might want to explain it better, and I am ok with you raising your prices. Or you could make it an optional add-on. Like tier 1 is the adopt as is (with fullsize file perhaps? :P), tier 2 is the no input piece, tier 3 is the mini-ref, tier 4 is the mini-ref PLUS no input piece, etc. Or some variant of that, I'm just spitballing ideas here.

I really like that your adopts are so diverse, be it in body type, size, setting or species. So keep up with that. I'm personally not down with you making ones that are more risque, but that's just me. IDK if any of this helps. I guess I just have a lot of thoughts on adopts. >_>

I love you adopts from what I've seen so far and I kind of wish I'd gotten to some of the characters before others lol. Like 421 said, put them out as often as you're comfortable with. I honestly kind of like the stacked pay style where you get everything that's offered below it when you pay the higher prices. Also for the adopts themselves, just do what comes naturally ^.^ you shouldn't have to force yourself to stick to a theme constantly if you don't want to. If they have a general theme then cool, if not then hey, more variety and someone's bound to like each of them enough to adopt them ^^. I do kind of like 421's idea about posting your general thoughts on each adopt when you post them as well. Also if you decide to do more risque ones then I'd suggest that you don't make them all risque, maybe a couple of them on each sheet or something. That's just my personal thoughts though and I hope it helps.

Hmm... I don't know about the whole payment method still but if it's working then stick with it? Cause yeah I don't know, then theme wise, think you're fine on some aspects cause you tend to just flow on what you want to draw or you would do customs? Given the idea that is but yeah. Uhh more adoptable sheets? Mean where you just make random adoptables into the sheet and sell them? If that seems to be workin then keep going with it. Unless you wanna do one specific spotlight on only one character you draw for a good while, like put a lot of detail n shit to it, would just try and do auction it or somethin.