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Clarification regarding Commissions?
8 years ago
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·✦⊱ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・⊰✦· So it came to my attention that maybe I should clear something up when it comes to how I do commissions.
#1 - My flat colors are typically NOT flat colors. I nearly always add highlights to them. (Flat colors to me always seem to dull that I don't feel good leaving them as just that. I feel like my style regarding lineart to color is not perfect enough where I can just leave it as a typical "flat color"
The difference between my flat-colors and shaded pieces is that I put more time into it, meaning, a shaded piece will have shadows and depth regarding background and more affects than a flat-color.
#2 - The time it takes me to do commissions ranges. My max time I let a commission go without being finished is a month, I typically will always have a sketch/WIP before a month's time! However, since I am in college, my time dedicated to commissions varies with the mercy of my professors lol. Also, depending on how excited I am with a commission is how fast I will work on it too.
(Some commissions take longer than others, and sometimes I don't always go in order of what commissions were received)
Hopefully this kind of clarifies any confusion ^^"
#1 - My flat colors are typically NOT flat colors. I nearly always add highlights to them. (Flat colors to me always seem to dull that I don't feel good leaving them as just that. I feel like my style regarding lineart to color is not perfect enough where I can just leave it as a typical "flat color"
The difference between my flat-colors and shaded pieces is that I put more time into it, meaning, a shaded piece will have shadows and depth regarding background and more affects than a flat-color.
#2 - The time it takes me to do commissions ranges. My max time I let a commission go without being finished is a month, I typically will always have a sketch/WIP before a month's time! However, since I am in college, my time dedicated to commissions varies with the mercy of my professors lol. Also, depending on how excited I am with a commission is how fast I will work on it too.
(Some commissions take longer than others, and sometimes I don't always go in order of what commissions were received)
Hopefully this kind of clarifies any confusion ^^"
