My own art studies on rendering, and materials. I want this to be an example of how my rendering works.

My full commission sheet is listed here.

My Art Has Rendering?

caffeinatedcultist wrote:"I've had a lot of questions why some of my art looks significantly different than other pieces. Or why one particular piece is priced higher than another. This is due to rendering."

Rendering Breakdown

I like to think about this in a minimum of 3 tiers. Examples: ○ Basic > ● Higher > ✪ Spectacular
As the rendering goes up, so does the TIME it takes to work on a commission. I prefer to be paid for my time, so all the little extra details, shading, etc costs more. I would like to think I create high quality art, and it often goes "you pay for quality" or simply "you get what you pay for."

Rendering is not required or mandatory. If it's not your thing, or out of your budget range, don't sweat it. My basic rendering is solely based on tipping ($5 minimum) so I'll always add a little rendering for you as a way for me to say thanks!

Additional Notes

Note: This guide has nothing to do with my illustrations. I don't have a guide out for them just yet. Check back another time.

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