What about coloring lineart? Do you do it on the computer or by hand?

That'd be just fine. Computer using my hand (cintiq). It would also be good practice for speed.

If the inks are already done, and that's $10, what would computer coloring cost? Surely not $2 ($12 - $10) Would it be the full $12 even though the inks are already done?

I'm only looking for a cheaper price than $12 per image because of the volume of images involved. I'm OK with $12 per page to start off with so we can both see if we're happy with the situation to start off with before I (possibly) flood you with previously unseen and uncolored art.

Perhaps 5 images I send you for coloring to start off with?

Thanks.

I can do it for $10 an image. My experience with traditional coloring is painting walls and simple colored pencils and markers.

Also, would these be shaded or flat? Just so I know what to expect.

And you should have my email from when you did that Jasmine dolphin sequence.

It would be flat coloring on the computer, with possible "cleaning up" of the lines done by me.

I am a primitive old school computer colorist. I hate anti-aliasing because it adds colors to the palette, artificially inflating the size of the picture. The lineart is all white or black, no greys anywhere. You could use MSPaint to color my art if you wanted. But then that leaves little tiny single pixel leftovers, so I use photoshop to select a leftover, then select similar to get the computer to find the of them.

YOU don't have to do that. That's my journey. But that also means HAND colored art is necessarily unwanted.

And what was the exact name of the dolphin sequence? Jasdol? I couldn't find you under "jasmine" nor "dolphin." Are your initials T.Z.? I see a payment from that for $100 and some MNFurs conversation.

Jasdol was what you called it. I actually colored it and added story text a long time ago. I just never showed anyone.

I'll send a note with my info and we can continue that way.