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COMMISSIONS OPEN! Updated Price Sheet
Posted 4 years agoAs always I am open for commissions! I specialise in male characters, fantasy and science fiction settings, suggestive themes, and... basically big handsome furry dudes. It's just my thing, don't judge, but do give a shout if you agree. <3
I have slightly updated my sheet to clarify backgrounds, but otherwise my prices have remained the same. I'm pretty open to trying all kinds of things with my art, so feel free to drop me a note here on FA if you're interested!
I have slightly updated my sheet to clarify backgrounds, but otherwise my prices have remained the same. I'm pretty open to trying all kinds of things with my art, so feel free to drop me a note here on FA if you're interested!
Terms of Service (Updated 17/11/21)
Posted 4 years agoTerms and Conditions for Commissions
The Agreement
1. Both Artist and Client agree to be acting in good faith. All this means is, neither of us are looking to exploit or circumvent the rules as they are written. You are free to ask for clarification over any of my terms, however it is bad faith to try to find loopholes in my process to try and gain some advantage. On my end, I agree that I will do my best to make sure you understand my process and what you can expect of me.
2. This is a business agreement between two adult parties. If you commission me, you agree that you are at least 18 years of age. I am not accessory to any fraudulent information provided, including payment information.
3. All prices are in US Dollars. All commissions must be paid for, the Artist does not provide free art.
Artist
1. The Artist has the right to have commissioned artworks attributed to me. This means I will put my personal mark on the artwork to signify I created it. Nobody may falsely attribute the work to someone else.
2. The Artist is not required to work outside the scope of the commission process. This means I will not further modify a completed work unless you are commissioning me again, for example to colour inked lines. The Artist does not provide any editing to the completed work, eg; cutting out parts to use for icons. The Artist will not provide prints of the work.
Client
1. The Client has the right to reproduce the artwork for personal use. This means you can post it on any account on whatever social websites you like. You can get it printed, put it on a mug or T-shirt, etc. The Client may decide if the artwork is publicly displayed by the Artist, or if it is to remain private.
2. The Client has the right to modify the work. Want to cut out a part of the art to use as an avatar? Totally fine. Did you get just inked line art and now you want to paint it in yourself? Also okay!
3. The Client may choose to retain anonymity, if desired.
4. The Client may not under any circumstances use any part of their commissioned artwork for commercial purposes. The Client may not under any circumstances use any part of their commissioned artwork for non-fungible tokens or any other profit-making enterprise.
Content
1. The Artist will create a digital artwork to the specifications of the Client, limited to the artist's methods and style. The Artist will not modify another artist's work, eg; colouring another artist's inked lines.
2. Any original characters featured in the artwork must be the intellectual property of the Client, or else used with permission from the owner. Exemptions include characters owned by the Client that are of an 'open species', or characters which have a blanket 'permission to draw' permit from the owner. All this means is you can't commission art of someone's OC if they don't want it drawn.
3. The Artist may refuse to accept a commission on the basis of any of its intended content. This will be determined on a case by case basis.
The Agreement
1. Both Artist and Client agree to be acting in good faith. All this means is, neither of us are looking to exploit or circumvent the rules as they are written. You are free to ask for clarification over any of my terms, however it is bad faith to try to find loopholes in my process to try and gain some advantage. On my end, I agree that I will do my best to make sure you understand my process and what you can expect of me.
2. This is a business agreement between two adult parties. If you commission me, you agree that you are at least 18 years of age. I am not accessory to any fraudulent information provided, including payment information.
3. All prices are in US Dollars. All commissions must be paid for, the Artist does not provide free art.
Artist
1. The Artist has the right to have commissioned artworks attributed to me. This means I will put my personal mark on the artwork to signify I created it. Nobody may falsely attribute the work to someone else.
2. The Artist is not required to work outside the scope of the commission process. This means I will not further modify a completed work unless you are commissioning me again, for example to colour inked lines. The Artist does not provide any editing to the completed work, eg; cutting out parts to use for icons. The Artist will not provide prints of the work.
Client
1. The Client has the right to reproduce the artwork for personal use. This means you can post it on any account on whatever social websites you like. You can get it printed, put it on a mug or T-shirt, etc. The Client may decide if the artwork is publicly displayed by the Artist, or if it is to remain private.
2. The Client has the right to modify the work. Want to cut out a part of the art to use as an avatar? Totally fine. Did you get just inked line art and now you want to paint it in yourself? Also okay!
3. The Client may choose to retain anonymity, if desired.
4. The Client may not under any circumstances use any part of their commissioned artwork for commercial purposes. The Client may not under any circumstances use any part of their commissioned artwork for non-fungible tokens or any other profit-making enterprise.
Content
1. The Artist will create a digital artwork to the specifications of the Client, limited to the artist's methods and style. The Artist will not modify another artist's work, eg; colouring another artist's inked lines.
2. Any original characters featured in the artwork must be the intellectual property of the Client, or else used with permission from the owner. Exemptions include characters owned by the Client that are of an 'open species', or characters which have a blanket 'permission to draw' permit from the owner. All this means is you can't commission art of someone's OC if they don't want it drawn.
3. The Artist may refuse to accept a commission on the basis of any of its intended content. This will be determined on a case by case basis.
Things I Like to Draw!
Posted 4 years agoA non-exhaustive list of ideas about things I like to do with my art!
I really like to draw:
Male characters
Interesting body types: twink, femboy, hyper muscle, musclegut, skinnyfat, bhm, ssbhm, etc.
Interesting (and revealing) clothing and uniforms
Bellies and weight gain
Suggestive/lewd themes
Cats, hyenas, gryphons, red pandas, kobolds, wolves
I need more practice with these, but I'm willing to try:
Female characters
Wings
Cyborgs
Complex props (weapons, vehicles)
I will not draw (for various reasons):
Emulating other artist's styles
Emulating proprietary styles (ie; trying to replicate the art styles of properties like Sonic the Hedgehog, Pokemon, My Little Pony, etc)
I really like to draw:
Male characters
Interesting body types: twink, femboy, hyper muscle, musclegut, skinnyfat, bhm, ssbhm, etc.
Interesting (and revealing) clothing and uniforms
Bellies and weight gain
Suggestive/lewd themes
Cats, hyenas, gryphons, red pandas, kobolds, wolves
I need more practice with these, but I'm willing to try:
Female characters
Wings
Cyborgs
Complex props (weapons, vehicles)
I will not draw (for various reasons):
Emulating other artist's styles
Emulating proprietary styles (ie; trying to replicate the art styles of properties like Sonic the Hedgehog, Pokemon, My Little Pony, etc)
