So as you guys might have noticed, I do a lot of trades, for me, trades are something I do as a sort of fun, leisure thing, where I create a simple 1-2 hour drawing for someone else in return for the same thing, normally I've mainly done them with  darcell1291 but I'm looking to branch out a bit more.

now the main thing I want to stress is that these aren't like commissions, the aim isn't to make a high fidelity piece to the exact criteria of the person asking for it, it's mostly just about making low intensity drawings for each other, we can do more complicated pieces on both sides but largely, this is meant to be more lose and freeform than anything else.

as a trade partner, what can you expect from me? well the following:

1. I typically like to leave a lot of room for freedom in terms of how my partner can approach what I ask for, and as such I'm not usually super specific on what I ask for, and at times I may even offer a prompt that deliberately calls for some interpretation on my partner's side. it's more engaging to see something that's a product of my partner's creativity rather than something specifically based around my own desires.

2. I'll usually play to my partner's strengths if possible, I'm pretty attentive, and do look through a lot of people's galleries and favorites to get an idea on them as an artist, as such I'll usually stick with subjects or themes that my partner may be most familiar with (I.E: if my partner is big on birds, there's a pretty high chance that what I'll ask for might be bird related). again since these are meant to be kind of simple and leisurely, I won't try to push my partner too far out of their comfort zone. (I on the other hand, am fine does whatever for the most part)

3.Pretty much everything I'll ask for will involve air inflation, there is a chance that something else might come to play.

4. I'm pretty big on the subject of physical contact when it comes to inflation, so that may be a thing when it comes to what I ask for.

5. sometimes I might just ask for something fygar related. often if I'm looking for something based around a specific context or situation, I might default to them as the subject as they're fairly simple to draw, this often overlaps with my previous point, as I may want to place more emphasis on the action or pose involved rather than the character at the center of it.

6. I enjoy an element of surprise, so if I give a fairly open ended prompt, don't worry about disappointing me at all, I'll be happy to see the end result regardless.

if you ever want to do a trade, just send me a note and I'll consider it!