Terms & Conditions
Posted 2 years agoTerms & Conditions
* Payment
** Content
*** Policy
* Paying in person: Full payment due at the beginning of the project. 50% of full payment is a non-refundable deposit.
* Online payment via PayPal: 50% non-refundable deposit required to start the project. Partial payment available for PayPal only.
* Until project balance is fully paid, all updates and proofs will be heavily watermarked.
Projects final pictures will come in two forms: One full sized image with a smaller watermark, along with a smaller image fit to
upload on most sites with a watermark that lightly covers the image. This is to discourage art theft.
Every image created will bear some type of watermarking and signature. This is non negotiable.
* Cancelation
If the client has requested cancellation: All finished product remains in possession of the working artist.
Only 50% of the total paid price will be refunded.
** I will not accept any commission featuring content with the following: Copyrighted characters, scat, watersports,
pedophilia, racism, rape, Paraphilic infantilism.
** Private commissions will not be accepted. If the client chooses not to publish the work under their
own profile that is acceptable. However, I still include each piece in my online profiles at my own discretion.
*** It is my held policy to complete and deliver all projects in a timely manner depending on their complexity.
I strive to keep my clients appraised of the status of their commissions on a regular basis. Regular contact
must be upheld on both ends to maintain a course to complete the commission within desired parameters.
If there are major changes to be made, they must be expressed during the process. I will do my utmost
to align my ability with the client's vision.
*** I do not copy work. With the exception of YCH purchases I strive to create original pieces. The more references
provided the closer I can create a work in line with a client's ideal. However I will not copy another's work outright.
*** YCH (Your Character Here) commissions will be sold in a limited amount, resulting in similar images to purchasing clients.
Auctions will be sold only to the highest bidder or buyout.
* Payment
** Content
*** Policy
* Paying in person: Full payment due at the beginning of the project. 50% of full payment is a non-refundable deposit.
* Online payment via PayPal: 50% non-refundable deposit required to start the project. Partial payment available for PayPal only.
* Until project balance is fully paid, all updates and proofs will be heavily watermarked.
Projects final pictures will come in two forms: One full sized image with a smaller watermark, along with a smaller image fit to
upload on most sites with a watermark that lightly covers the image. This is to discourage art theft.
Every image created will bear some type of watermarking and signature. This is non negotiable.
* Cancelation
If the client has requested cancellation: All finished product remains in possession of the working artist.
Only 50% of the total paid price will be refunded.
** I will not accept any commission featuring content with the following: Copyrighted characters, scat, watersports,
pedophilia, racism, rape, Paraphilic infantilism.
** Private commissions will not be accepted. If the client chooses not to publish the work under their
own profile that is acceptable. However, I still include each piece in my online profiles at my own discretion.
*** It is my held policy to complete and deliver all projects in a timely manner depending on their complexity.
I strive to keep my clients appraised of the status of their commissions on a regular basis. Regular contact
must be upheld on both ends to maintain a course to complete the commission within desired parameters.
If there are major changes to be made, they must be expressed during the process. I will do my utmost
to align my ability with the client's vision.
*** I do not copy work. With the exception of YCH purchases I strive to create original pieces. The more references
provided the closer I can create a work in line with a client's ideal. However I will not copy another's work outright.
*** YCH (Your Character Here) commissions will be sold in a limited amount, resulting in similar images to purchasing clients.
Auctions will be sold only to the highest bidder or buyout.
2022 Pricing List
Posted 2 years agoBasic Sketch
(Per Figure)
$20.00 B&W
$25.00 Color
Detailed Sketch
$30.00 B&W
$35.00 Color
Line Art
$30.00
Flat Color Render
$45.00
Additional figures $30 per
(Lined and colored artwork)
Simple Render
$65.00
Additional figures $40 per
(Lined and colored artwork with hard shadows and highlights. Akin to cell-shaded approach)
Painted Render
$85.00
Additional figures $50 per
(More painterly approach to rendering with linework still visible.)
Full Render
$110.00
Additional figures $60 per
(Fully rendered with semi-realism.)
Detailed Backgrounds are extra!
$7.00 minimum (case by case evaluation)
Reference Sheet
$60.00
(Flat render with three poses and color swatches)
Comic Pages
1-3 pages $85/per page
4 pages $75/per page
Stream Commissions
Sketch page- $60.00
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Baby Steps
Posted 3 years agoIn a bit of a better headspace now. I've taken more than a few steps to get things
back under control.
Feels like two completely different people in my head now.
I've actually felt like making things again. I may upload some new stuff eventually.
Reuploading some stuff whenever the mood hits.
Thanks to everyone that reached out to me.
back under control.
Feels like two completely different people in my head now.
I've actually felt like making things again. I may upload some new stuff eventually.
Reuploading some stuff whenever the mood hits.
Thanks to everyone that reached out to me.
This is a bit of a “to whom it may concern”
Posted 3 years agoTLDR: I can’t quit making things like I wanted, so things may be posted in the future.
The current situation:
A few months ago now I had a substantial blow to my mental stability.
Something I mostly staved off successfully for over 20 years now. It came
at a time where things were actually looking up for once.
At a very low point my only way out was to handle things with cold logic.
As such I’ve analyzed my ‘art’ from a more by the numbers approach.
For the record I have never defined myself as an ‘artist’. I prefer not to be directly tied
to any group. I just do things and make stuff.
It's been almost a solid 17 years since I started this journey in earnest and I worked pretty
hard at it. I don’t have talent. I’ve seen people with real talent. I know for sure I have none.
I even made the mistake of getting a degree in what I thought would be my career. So I’ve
put in years of hard work to get what little skill I have to this point.
As it stands. I cannot see this endeavor as anything but a failure.
The analytics themselves proved my point.
I am not the kind of person to try things one way and quit. Falling and getting back up then
moving in a new direction is the normal rhythm of my life.
Graphite, pen, brushed acrylics, airbrush, pinstriping, sculpting, photography, 3D modeling & animation,
web design, tattooing, watercolor, videography. I’ve made my way enough through each enough to handle my own.
At this point I due to a deteriorated mental state I can no longer see the work I do as ‘good’.
I mostly move on practiced functions and principles. In the end sometimes people say they like what they see.
After the initial breakdown I spent the months attempting to fix things and move forward.
I wanted to quit art and creation in general. Doing it cold turkey I found my former passion as more of a habitual addiction.
I would mindlessly use it to mentally escape somewhere I didn’t want to be (98% of the time….my job).
Ideas and plans flowed non stop, my hands sketched on the recycled paper I had or my iPad if I was able to use it.
The moment I got home in my free time, I felt no urge. In fact I felt worse in a comforting setting when that reality hit me
hard again. So I stopped. Filled the space with standard vegetation, gaming, anime, sleep). I even got back into one
hobby that I neglected for a time. It helped a bit but not enough.
In that time I had no ability to keep my mind grounded other than tasks at work. A job that is becoming more and more
miserable by the day. I went through nearly non stop self reflection.
I’ve reached the conclusion that I have intertwined this endeavor with my core self to a substantial degree. To the point where
all I had left was the overriding urge to self terminate I had kept subdued for so long. (I know exactly what my berretta tastes like.)
I don’t put all my eggs in one basket of course. There were many other tools and practices in place to cope with this issue.
The past five years have stripped me of those unfortunately.
During the period I ‘quit’ I was faced with the realization of how much I have invested. Thousands of dollars and hours.
None of which I would get back. I am not a fan of waste. Although this path itself feels like a wasted effort.
My core self has no other inclination and genuinely wants to be done.
I have debts to repay, and a duty to fulfill so that option is still locked.
Therefore, I intended to roll things back to a time where I just enjoyed creating things for myself. That was a time before
digital endeavors. Since then however, I have also come to enjoy sharing my work to a degree.
Enjoy may not be the proper term. More so I felt a sense of achievement when I thought I did well at something I put effort into.
As such there are dozens and dozens of unfinished projects I was working on with the intention of displaying.
My end goal may be gone but the road I worked on is still there.
There’s not much I can turn it into and it's too much of a waste to completely abandon.
There is a 0.00002% chance I will accept commissions sometime in the future.
Chance increases to 30% if I manage to fix my brain.
Chance will have to increase to 100% if I lose my job for whatever reason.
The current situation:
A few months ago now I had a substantial blow to my mental stability.
Something I mostly staved off successfully for over 20 years now. It came
at a time where things were actually looking up for once.
At a very low point my only way out was to handle things with cold logic.
As such I’ve analyzed my ‘art’ from a more by the numbers approach.
For the record I have never defined myself as an ‘artist’. I prefer not to be directly tied
to any group. I just do things and make stuff.
It's been almost a solid 17 years since I started this journey in earnest and I worked pretty
hard at it. I don’t have talent. I’ve seen people with real talent. I know for sure I have none.
I even made the mistake of getting a degree in what I thought would be my career. So I’ve
put in years of hard work to get what little skill I have to this point.
As it stands. I cannot see this endeavor as anything but a failure.
The analytics themselves proved my point.
I am not the kind of person to try things one way and quit. Falling and getting back up then
moving in a new direction is the normal rhythm of my life.
Graphite, pen, brushed acrylics, airbrush, pinstriping, sculpting, photography, 3D modeling & animation,
web design, tattooing, watercolor, videography. I’ve made my way enough through each enough to handle my own.
At this point I due to a deteriorated mental state I can no longer see the work I do as ‘good’.
I mostly move on practiced functions and principles. In the end sometimes people say they like what they see.
After the initial breakdown I spent the months attempting to fix things and move forward.
I wanted to quit art and creation in general. Doing it cold turkey I found my former passion as more of a habitual addiction.
I would mindlessly use it to mentally escape somewhere I didn’t want to be (98% of the time….my job).
Ideas and plans flowed non stop, my hands sketched on the recycled paper I had or my iPad if I was able to use it.
The moment I got home in my free time, I felt no urge. In fact I felt worse in a comforting setting when that reality hit me
hard again. So I stopped. Filled the space with standard vegetation, gaming, anime, sleep). I even got back into one
hobby that I neglected for a time. It helped a bit but not enough.
In that time I had no ability to keep my mind grounded other than tasks at work. A job that is becoming more and more
miserable by the day. I went through nearly non stop self reflection.
I’ve reached the conclusion that I have intertwined this endeavor with my core self to a substantial degree. To the point where
all I had left was the overriding urge to self terminate I had kept subdued for so long. (I know exactly what my berretta tastes like.)
I don’t put all my eggs in one basket of course. There were many other tools and practices in place to cope with this issue.
The past five years have stripped me of those unfortunately.
During the period I ‘quit’ I was faced with the realization of how much I have invested. Thousands of dollars and hours.
None of which I would get back. I am not a fan of waste. Although this path itself feels like a wasted effort.
My core self has no other inclination and genuinely wants to be done.
I have debts to repay, and a duty to fulfill so that option is still locked.
Therefore, I intended to roll things back to a time where I just enjoyed creating things for myself. That was a time before
digital endeavors. Since then however, I have also come to enjoy sharing my work to a degree.
Enjoy may not be the proper term. More so I felt a sense of achievement when I thought I did well at something I put effort into.
As such there are dozens and dozens of unfinished projects I was working on with the intention of displaying.
My end goal may be gone but the road I worked on is still there.
There’s not much I can turn it into and it's too much of a waste to completely abandon.
There is a 0.00002% chance I will accept commissions sometime in the future.
Chance increases to 30% if I manage to fix my brain.
Chance will have to increase to 100% if I lose my job for whatever reason.
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