Wait wait wait... so lets say I wanted to order a comic similar to working oversize, that's 12 bucks a page for one character with background and decent colors and the amount of detail shown?


...about how many pages are you willing to do?

In the style of Working Oversize, it'd be an inked picture with one character ($5), flat colors (+$2.50) and an inked background (+$5), so $12.50 a page.
Unless the backgrounds have ridiculously intricate detail or something, but Working Oversize doesn't usually have that.

I guess we'd do any amount of pages, but if it's a lot of them we'd probably separate them into batches so that we don't lose sight of it or PayPal starts crying about the payment amount.

I will be getting a nice long series from you, but it'll be a bit, I have to pay off some bills and recover my funds after a vacation and a 1K medical bill... but I'd certainly love to get a big series from you.

Think I can still expect these prices in a couple months? Cause you'd be looking to make atleast a few hundred off of me.

I can't say at this time if we'll keep the prices, we only just opened them after all :P

But if you're sure that you want a series made, you can already tell us the ideas you have. We'll sketch it out and then wait until you give the clear to ink and color it.
If you decide to cancel at that point it's fine too, the initial sketches don't take a lot of work, so it wouldn't be much of a loss for us.

I still have to think on that myself. I'm also talking with a friend about it.


Like I said, I'm thinking of something with the length of working oversize. I have the money to do it (and if you had opened earlier you'd already be a few hundred richer, I'm just at my limit right now). So it'd be great if I could have prices like this when I have money..


Also you mention there's no restriction on characters, but in case that ever came up, is that full on true? Because it'd be bad if I placed an order for something like a 5 year old with G cup breast doing lewd things (not that I plan to, just an example to encourage detail) and that put you off, since art is at it's best when the artist at least partially enjoys it.

It's something I'd suggest going over a bit in your details. I'm not a fan of hard vore, but if someone asked for super gruesome stuff or poop or all of that, would that be something you would do? It doesn't seems like your comfort zone.

What I've learned from Working Oversize is that series probably shouldn't be that long :P
It's hard to keep up the motivation to draw it when you can't even see the end of it. But that's only my recommendation, I'm sure we could do something like it again if needed.

We might just say no if we dislike the idea enough, but we'll certainly listen to it :P
The problem with a sexualized 5 year old is that it's pretty much unsubmittable, since it's against FA's, Weasyl's and PayPal's terms of service

Well, it depends. There's some things that were out of Hierro's comfort zone to submit here, but he sure drew them. So instead of ruling things out to begin with, I'd rather hear the idea and then deny it, or redirect them to someone else I think would draw it.

While I have seen underage stuff on both sites, and paypal isn't something to really worry about given how you go about it, you don't really have to upload it public either; so what if someone gave you something that you couldn't upload here? Would you still do it?

And while that's great, it does make it harder to communicate if there's no limits set when an artist has limits (every artist does, not a bad thing).


The story I was thinking of doing with a friend has him with a pretty standard age character and such and would mostly be vore/growth so it's not that I think that's outside your comfort zone. Him and I are also looking for a longer series, I couldn't honestly say the length until we work it out, but it'd likely be long. I also have a large amount of personal taste and so it'd be nice to get some private 10~20 page series here or there, but I also don't want to get something outside your comfort zone.

I don't think limits of a website are a big deal (Don't have to upload it publicly and Paypal doesn't care), but I think your comfort zones are.

PayPal would close the account if someone raised fuss over it. I don't think anybody has it in for one of us, but I'd probably still not submit something that's against their terms of service. Doing it depends on the idea :P

I still think it's easier to listen to an idea and then refuse it, especially since there's different zones of comfort for Hierro and me :P
Plus, discomfort is something you can get over. It's not like being uncomfortable is a terrible thing an adult can't handle once in a while.

Y'all figure it out then and send us a note :P

You do most payments on Paypal as gift so neither party is taxed, which requires no clarification or notes from Paypal. As long as you're not trying to cheat your customers, they have no reason to get involved. And there are things that while I think are fine to post on FA/whatever, are things I'd like to keep private

But yeah, I'll get ahold of you guys as I get stuff solidified. The big commish should be from a friend and I and a bit down the road.

I don't think there's any tax on private transactions anyway, is there?
There's just some silliness where the currency conversion costs extra for some reason.

Alright, see you in notes then I guess :P

Paypal's way of doing things is as follows:

If you send a "gift" (AKA a payment for something you don't have to worry about either party being scammed), there's no tax. But if there's an issue, Paypal won't get involved since it's a "gift."

If you send a "payment for X" then they tax either party (depending on what you pick, most often it's the artist who gets less money here) and ask what it was for, that way if there's an issue, they get involved.


So if we just send it as a gift, then Paypal won't care. Even if we had to describe, we'd just say art. Not like Paypal ask for any proof or anything, they're just there to see the money change hands.

That might not be legal though, I'll have to look into it. I don't think you have to pay sales tax on private transactions pretty much anywhere though.
It'd be really complicated for PayPal to charge tax correctly anyway, especially if the payment happens internationally.

There's nothing illegal done about it. It's a pretty common practice =). It's mostly do you trust someone or do you want the security. Trust me, I've used Paypal for almost a decade now :)

The government might disagree with you on that :P