I think I am officially going.

I'm taking commissions now. I don't have any set prices because I draw things in a range of sizes and a range of styles, colors, medium, etc. I mainly do traditional work because I do not have a tablet, but if you are willing to wait for a digital commission, it will take me quite a while haha but I'd be more than happy to digitally draw for you.

I'll be posting more of my art here soon, with watermarks. All my work is for sale, however you'll get a signed print of it in the size of your choosing. I will also mat the work for $5 USD if you choose to have it mated. If you want a strict commission that I do not sell to anyone else, then you'll get the original, otherwise it's a signed copy of my work. Sorry.

Note me if you're interested in looking at my photographic work. I'll be selling this at comiccon as well. Or in general. I have a lot of music/show photos and I'm working on building up my portraiture work.

I'm working mighty hard at getting all my pieces matted to I can take them down to the post office and get them weighed. After this I can get all the shipping prices for my pieces so that I can FINALLY put my shipping prices on my art for Etsy. Once I get this accomplished, I'll post a link to my Etsy c:

I think I'm still looking for people to split a table with? I have no idea.  chandlerss1234 is helping me out with this, so I'm not sure. But if you would like to split a table, hit me up c:


But please please please please I need commissions. This is my job besides being a freelance photographer. Help me earn money to pay for things like more art supplies to do more art for you guys, or more paper cause paper is expensive as hell. Right now, I'm using cheap paper that bleeds when I paint or marker on it. It also smears like a bitch when I color pencil or use charcoal or graphite. It turns to mush when I watercolor. So I have to be very careful with this paper right now until I can get some better quality paper. The only thing this paper is good for is sketching a REALLY rough draft of something. However, I generally use printer paper for 8x10 pieces as a lineart paper due to its non-smearing qualities. So there's always benefits to cheap paper haha.


Sincerely,

Gabe~