RENDERED OC ART

First and Foremost

Hey! Thank you for choosing me to provide your art! Let’s make a couple things clear.
Please make sure you’re following the site’s rules. We don’t want either of us to get in any trouble.
I like to work with a lot of references so if you can provide them, in case you want anything that's very specific, don't be shy to send me some links or maybe a couple screenshots of what you like or the details you need.
I can work with any type of art— be it the normal fantasy stuff, portraits, maybe help you adapt an old photograph, nsfw or lewd drawings, furries and other types of things.
GORE, VORE and general displays of Violence, however, make me very uncomfortable and depending on the situation I might deny the commission altogether or charge a larger fee, so you’re probably better with a different artist.
Let us speak clearly and respectfully, communication is key in every successful relationship, even business relationships.

Payment

All payments will be handled through the Website.

Intellectual Property

Pieces are for personal use only. If you’d like to use them commercially, let me know and we’ll reach a different type of agreement. I always add signatures to key spots of my drawings, so just have that in mind.

Stages

I normally work through a couple stages, first being Concept or Sketch. This is where we’ll use all references you’d like to include or adapt to your art. Once approved, I’ll start working on a clean version of your commission’s lineart.
If you’re happy with the Lineart, we can move to the next stage, Color. If you’ve provided a color palette then I’ll do my best to match the flats to the hues provided.
Once the flats are in place, we will begin with rendering. I will start working with the lights, ambient occlusion, reflection, and translucence of the materials in your drawing.
You’re free to review details for your art, just keep in mind that whilst I will do small things quite easily, if you suddenly feel like we need to move an entire limb or change the background, then it will take extra time and effort on my part, for which I would most likely be charging extra.

Printing

I will provide you with flat image files of your drawing, but can provide print-ready files upon request. Keep in mind, however, that if you want to print your art, it’s better to let me know beforehand so I can prepare it from the get-go, get the right color profile and the correct size for printing.

Satisfaction

I know art can be a frustrating matter, so I will do my best to make sure you’re happy with your commission. If at any point you see something you’re not liking, let me know and I’ll do my best to reach some middle ground.