If you’re here, you are perhaps interested in getting a commission from me! Great! Please find my commission prices, and Terms of Service below!
Prices are not static and complexity of characters and situations will potentially increase the price. This will be stated clearly in communications before any payment is requested. In addition to this, I have moved to using commiss.io for payment handling away from another payment processor that begins with “P” (unless you’re in a country not supported by it where I will make concessions to use a different payment process!). If you’ve any questions about this, ask me directly and I’ll answer as soon as I can (I’ll be quickest to respond over on Mastodon)
Additional characters will cost extra at a base rate of an additional 50% of the base price per character and with the same complexity specifications. The more complicated the extra character, the more expensive they will be.
If you don’t need to see the examples and the prices, click here to skip down to the ToS and submission form! Alternatively click in to the headers to see what I offer:
Background pieces come in two types, “Detailed” or “Basic”, this isn’t to say a basic background is gradients or shades, but more like limited detail but enough to give context of the environment. I am not accepting detailed background commissions at this time however, keep an eye out later for when I open up for them again.
Coloured, at least in how I define it for my own art, are pieces that are refined past a sketch with line art, flat colours and shading. Additionally a simple gradient or shape can be used, but generally I take the transparent route with these kinds of things. I like transparency I can’t lie.
I offer two types of shading for these pieces, a blended “soft” shading and a block shading which is something I’ve come back in to enjoying to render.
Block shaded icons for use as avatar/profile pictures on social media, messengers, etc.
Digital stickers for use in messenger clients like Telegram or Discord and Emotes for use on sites like Twitch or Discord.
Emotes and stickers kind of serve a similar space really in how I do art, the difference being an emote is designed to be fairly readable at a small size 
whereas a sticker wants to make full use of the general “512 x 512” sizing.
Inked pieces are what they say on the tin, they’re pieces that are refined from sketch by being inked, and sometimes I’ll use a little flat colours to add pop to them.
Sketch pieces are my basic sketches, except tided up a little because my preliminary sketches are fairly messy! They’re great if you want a smaller piece!
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