Alright, I admit the list I started a while back was overload. Although I love doing the art for people, I really do need to manage how many I can do at a time, and how much time each is taking me. I am ALMOST done with the list I have, and having reached near the end of it, I'm realizing I need to make some changes after it's finished.

First of all, after I do finish, I will take a large break from any commissionwork, and I'll be doing work that is entirely my own will. Once this break is over, I will set up a more concrete system for commissions, and I will probably charge more. A lot more.

Although, the main thing I want people to know; I will be doing artwork veered more toward storybook style. :-D Anything story oriented. I really want to draw stuff for people's stories or comics (In all seriousness I've been really wanting sooooo badly to do some comics lately ), and as far as style goes, I will attempt making everything I do less humanoid, more feral seeming but still fairly anthropomorphic. Not as much plain furry art (headshots, fullbody, refsheets)unless it's veered toward some sort of backstory or it's referencing a book or comic or whatever with story.
I will most likely have available
-Character sheets (Must have some sort of personality description and/or backstory)
-Character sketches
-Concept sketches
Yes traditional sketches will be available
-Storybook Illustrations (full illustrations will cost the most)
And lastly, what I've wanted to do for a while:
-Comic Book Pages (will most likely charge per panel)

So, when I do open up commissions again, I hope to be able to do some of these. Wondering what you guys think?