I usually complete commissions in a queue, but I will not be able to tell you the exact time I will need to complete your commission. I do commissions in my free-time, not as my main job, so this is not possible. I also don't accept deadlines.
I will not accept commissions that only feature canon characters from games, movies, TV-Shows and the like. Making profit of copyrighted material is a grey area, when it comes to fanart, so if a canon character is not the only subject shown, I might do an exception.
I will not accept commissions that contain NSFW-material.
I will not accept commissions that contain explicit underage content.
I will not accept commissions that contain heavy robotics and machinery.
Every other content is negotiable. However, I reserve the right to decline commissions with or without explanation.
Clients will receive initial sketches in low resolution during the commission process and two versions of the finished work. The first will be the original piece in it's original resolution, the second will be a smaller, low resolution version suited to be posted and shared online.
Clients have the permission to upload and share online, as long as:
-the image remains unaltered from it's original form (no removal of signature, change of colors, and so on)
-proper credit is given
-my work is not monetarized in any way.
I reserve all rights to all images I create. Which means I may post and share the images on my website and any other platform. However, I don't reserve the rights to the characters themselves.
As soon as you contact me for a commission, you will have to provide proper references of the character/s you wish me to draw or paint for you. This can include:
-screenshots from the games you play that character in
-sketches or paintings of the character
-charactersheets
-face-claim photographies
I will not accept commissions without visual references. A merely written description of the outward appearance alone will not be enough.
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