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Commissions prices

(price for 1 additional character in italic, 4 characters max. per illustration)

Chibi (Full-body & Lineart + Colors by default): 50€ (+35€)

Possible additions:
- Intricate design : +10€
- Detailed background: depends (to be discussed)
- Additional props: depends (to be discussed)

Examples:

Clean sketches + colors

Lineart + Colors

Chibi

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Terms of service

Please make sure you've read and agreed to all of the following before filling the form below!

General terms:
- These commissions are for personal use ONLY. For commercial use, please send me an e-mail at [email protected] to discuss.
- I can decline a request for any reason and not give any justifications for it.
- I will not draw NSFW. Slight erotica is allowed.
- If you ask me to draw OCs, you will have to give me references. Otherwise, you will be charged in consequence.
- I do NOT allow my art to be used either as a NFT or to be put in an AI database, even if it is a commission (mention of any of these things will result in an instant block and being black-listed).
- You can use the art you commissioned as you will in a personal setting and post it anywhere as long as you credit me. However, I can still ask you to remove my art on any website for any reason I consider appropriate.
- I retain the rights of any commission I make by default, and thus can post it on my pages or showcase it in my portfolio any time (can be discussed).Payment information:
- I only accept payment through Paypal in euros.
- Once the slot is secured and all the details have been discussed, I will send you an invoice via Paypal for you to pay the commission. Please do not send me any kind of payment beforehand.
- Once I send you the invoice, you will have 2 days to pay.
- You will pay the full amount of the commission before I start sketching.
- We will agree on the content of the commission before you pay. Only small changes can be added later, and extra fees may apply.
- I do not accept refunds after I started working on the sketch.
- If any transaction issues occur, the commission will be put on hold until further notice.I will send you my progress for the rough sketch, clean sketch, lineart, base colors and finally effects + background, so that you can check during each step if the illustration is going in the direction you want. It will also give you the opportunity to ask for slight adjustments if needed.Commissions may take from 1 day to 4 weeks to complete depending on their complexity, my personal life at the moment and your place in the waiting line (I do not start on a request before I finished the precedent, and it's first come, first served). I will send you a link to a Trello dashboard so you will be able to consult your commission status anytime. I will update regularly regardless and will also let you know if I feel I may take longer than expected. Please be patient and understanding!
You will have access to the finished product either through Discord or via a Google Drive link (your preference).✅ : Fanart & OCs, ships (F/F, M/M, M/F), pets, armor (extra fees may apply depending on the complexity of the design).
⛔ : Characters/ships/situations *I* feel uncomfortable with (underage, dubcon/noncon, gore, incest, etc...), real people, NSFW, perspective, huge animals, furries, mechas.

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FAQ

On which platform and device do you draw?
I currently use Procreate on a 2022 Ipad pro!What brushes do you use?
I use the default HB brush slightly modified to make it a little smoother and larger.What's your process?
It's pretty standard! First a rough sketch to preview the pose and composition, then the clean sketch (sometimes a refinement of the rough). I try to put all the details in the clean sketch so that the lineart process is easier to deal with afterwards. One thing I can do as well is simply cleaning up the sketch well enough to make it as smooth as a lineart, it usually depends on my mood! Then, the flat colors, and the effects: I use a noise layer, overlay layers as well as gradient maps to harmonize the colors, you can get pretty interesting results this way. And then it's (hopefully) done!Since when have you been drawing?
Since I was a young kid! I remember drawing on the white walls of my house when I was 4 or so, thankfully my parents didn't mind it haha. Back then I just drew from time to time, depending on my mood. I started trying digital around 2015, but it's in 2020 with the pandemic that I first took it seriously as a hobby. I doodled something almost every day. I began posting in 2022 when I finally felt confident enough with my skills!Tips to progress?
The key is definitely to draw regularly! But other things that help a lot are watching speedpaints or processes of artists you like, as well as studying anatomy and color theory. Art blocks (that feeling when you feel no pleasure to draw and you're dissatisfied with what you're working on) are normal, you can deal with them by either simply not drawing for a while (the need to doodle usually comes back naturally), or by trying new techniques! Don't be afraid to explore new brushes/coloring, that's what helps you define an unique art style!