Simple Sketch

Base Price: 70$ USD
Details: Single OC Only
Sketched Commission
Base is monochromatic with simple shading, Flat background.
Upgrade Possible for Flat colors and blurred background.

Clean Sketch

Base Price: 120$ USD
Details: Single OC
Cleaned up Sketch Lines
Flat colors with Basic ShadingFlat or Blurred BG
Upgrade Possible for 1 Additional Character / Parts / Companion Creatures

Full Commission

Base Price: 190$ USD
Details:
Max 3 Full body Characters.
Flat colors with Soft or Cell shading
Various levels of background complexity.

✧ TERMS OF SERVICE ✧

These Terms of Service are relevant to NONCOMMERCIAL projects only and are subject to revisions, editing, and additions without notice.Please make sure you read and understand all of this section.
By applying for a commission from me, you are agreeing to these rules.
TOS last updated - FEBRUARY 7 2026
✧ GENERAL▶ I reserve the right to decline any commission without question.
▶ I will not do 'secret' or surprise commissions of NSFW content without consent from all people involved.
▶ I reserve the right to include any commission done in my portfolio, and Apart of my Rewards Packs.
▶ I reserve full rights to the image and it’s distribution or use unless otherwise agreed on.
▶ DO NOT INCLUDE MY WORK IN ANY BLOCKCHAINS RELATED TECHNOLOGY SUCH AS NFTs, CRYPTOCURRENCY OR ANY INVENTIONS IN THAT SPACE.
▶ DO NOT Include my Artwork in A.I Generated Pieces in Anyway.
▶ I reserve the right to decline the use of my characters in any way.
▶ I do not print and ship digital commissions. Unless extra is paid, and it is agreed on before the commission has started.
▶ I do not use waiting lists.
▶ I will not give you the .psd/.clip file.
▶ I will only give you a high-res file if you're the client.
▶ I reserve the right to edit my Will/Won't draw lists as I see fit.
PAYMENTS / REVISIONS / REFUNDS
▶ Payment is through STRIPE Invoices only.
▶ Payment process will be talked about with Direct Messaging - Payment is always to be given upfront and before I start work.
Applicable only to those who support me at 10$ or more, if the price of the piece is large I will agree to split up payments. But you do not receive any high res images until the full amount is paid.
▶ I reserve the right to adjust my prices accordingly.
▶ Commissions are non-refundable (You're paying for my time and skill, which cannot be taken back.)
▶ Claiming dissatisfaction with the finished piece does not warrant a Refund, as the client had several instances throughout the process to voice their concerns. Doing this will result in Blacklist.
▶ I DO offer free revisions when I have missed a detail that was provided in the description. Things like forgetting an accessory or article of clothing, or some other important element that was included in your description. THESE REVISIONS HAPPEN IN SKETCH STAGES].MINOR revisions can happen in line art stage. I will not redraw something in its entirety.
▶ I DO NOT offer free revisions past the Sketch Stage. Subtle hue/saturation/value shifts count as stylistic decisions, and require additional compensation if you want to adjust them. I will not Revise anything after the image is complete.If you do want to make changes to the image, even changes that are stylistic or outside the scope of the original description, then we can talk about it on a case-by-case basis. Just be prepared that I may charge for such changes.✧ ADDITIONAL CHARGES
▶ Wings (large ones that need me to design the picture composition around them.)
▶ Extremely detailed characters (Such as complex markings, hairstyles, multiple limbs..etc)
▶ Robotic parts
▶ Lots of scales|feathers
▶ Complex Armour
▶ Excessive jewelry
▶ Difficult or intricate costumes
▶ Use of my personal characters in a suggestive image with your own characters (Reserved for friends, or otherwise... ask me.)
▶ I will draw NSFW content, but please know that I will not accept all offers. It highly depends on what I’m comfortable with. Please be very clear with what you are looking for in the description.
Once you have received your finished commission:You May:▶ Upload the web version WITH WATERMARK of the image to your own free to view accounts, but please link back to me as credit.
▶ Use the image as an icon, ID, profile badge.
▶ Print the Artwork for yourself.
COMMERCIAL USE:
Client will have the full rights to sell, reproduce, use in streams etc but i do ask for credit for the work. Even with a commercial license, you are NOT PERMITTED to use in AI training/NFTS/BLOCKCHAIN.
You may not:▶ Use the image to generate revenue, even for me, without my permission unless you paid a commercial license.
▶ Put the image into Second Life, Pay sites, or anything of the like without express permission.
▶ Heavily edit the image. Do not crop out my watermark or signature.
▶ Manipulate me into changing the image we agreed on, for example, trying to get me to change parts that would conflict with themes that are on my "Will not draw" list.
▶ Guess my Payment address and send money without my permission. It will get sent right back to you; fees deducted are not my problem.
I cannot stop you from doing these things, but it will affect you, and I will think twice about doing work for you again in the future.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
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WHAT I OFFER:
Size: Thigh Up | Full Body
Finish: Sketch | Flat | Soft/Cell shaded | Full Render
Background: Abstract/None | Simple | Fully Rendered
BACKGROUND DETAILS
Abstract/none: Can range from blank, flat colour, to a simple gradient.
Simple: Despite the name, this type of background is a fully shaded scene. However it is blurred to shift the focus onto the character. There is often some element of the background in the foreground to “ground” the character, but it’s not extensive. For example... one or two boulders the character is holding onto, or some grass is poking in the edges.
Fully Rendered: As the name suggests, full background. It’s fully rendered to the highest of my ability. Lighting, texture etc are all part of it. This type can often be the main reason the piece you order will take longer.
What i will draw▶ Humans
▶ Anthros
▶ Animal Companions
▶ Size Play
▶ Light machinery
▶ Light Gore (blood, scraps, shallow wound [cut in battle] thats it)
▶ Fan art
▶ Original Characters
▶ Light Bondage (collars, cuffs/leashes, Shibari)
What I wont draw
▶ Inflation/Obesity
▶ Hyper
▶ Non con
▶ Micro/Macro
▶ Sexual Violence
▶ Heavy Gore - deep wounds, amputation, killing someone, etc
▶ Vore
▶ Cervical Penetration
▶ Cub\Scat\Humiliation
▶ Suicide\Self Harm
▶ Extreme fetishes of any kind
▶ Anything demeaning/offensive
In regards to Genitalia in NSFW Commissions --
I Draw Human Vaginas Only.
I will Draw Human / Canid / Horse / Dragon style Penis.
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I try to get most commissions done within a reasonable time-frame, but as a human, life has the capacity to put things in my way. Thus I reserve the right to take extra time -within reason- to complete a commission unless a due-date was provided at the beginning of the contract.
I am transparent and will let you know if something has come up and I need a little extra time, as well as sending Work In Progress screenshots when I make notable progress or encounter something that needs your approval.
SCOPE OF WORKThe client must provide a detailed description of the work to be done, outlining all important visual aspects of the desired artwork. The information must be clear and to the point. This includes, but is not limited to:▶ Physical descriptions of characters▶ Clothing and equipment▶ Environment, setting, period, scene, and mood, Character actions and expressions Visual references, such as drawings or photos, are recommended when outlining difficult to describe details.MY RESPONSIBILITY
The artist is responsible for:
▶ Revising any errors made from failing to follow the description outlined in the Scope of Work document. An example of such a failure would be drawing blue eyes when the description clearly stated green eyes.▶ Any unrequested additions that the artist may have made that weren't necessary, such as adding a scar to the face, when the description does not mention a scar. This is up to the client's discretion and should be discussed. However, any undefined aspect of the drawing that is necessary, such as a character's body type, is not the artist's responsibility to revise, if the client does not like the outcome. Any undefined, yet necessary aspect of the art falls under the artist's creative freedom. Using the above examples, a scar is not necessary, but a body type is.▶ The artist is NOT responsible for revising anything that is outside of the description in the Scope of Work document. This includes changes that are requested by the client that does not align with what is written in the scope of the work document. Even if the client decides they are not satisfied with the outcome of the original description, it is not the artist's responsibility to revise such changes. If the client wishes to have the artist make changes beyond what is outlined in the Scope of Work document, then a revision fee must be discussed and paid before such changes will be made."WING IT" COMMISSIONS:
Wing Its are a type of commission slot I often open for fun. They are controlled solely by myself.
I take your character and have fun with them. You are prompted to specify maturity rating to guide the pose/feeling of the piece, and perhaps give me an idea of the characters personality.However the rest of the piece is left up to me, it's a lot like a mystery commission in that you have little control over what you get. I will supply WIP shots of them posted in my discord, and only simple revisions are allowed, such as things I got wrong like eye colour, or scar in the wrong place.If you do not like the outcome of the wing it slot, there is very little I can do for you. You have to be alright with trusting me as the artist and commission me solely for my artistic vision and tastes. Just make sure you are aware of the nature of these slots before commissioning me for one.

I accept commissions on a 'pitch basis', so here’s a little bit about pitches.
A pitch is when you tell someone briefly and persuasively about an idea you have, with the goal of getting them to want to produce your idea. Good pitches distill the basic contents of the idea (in this case, a commission) into its most interesting and relevant parts. The best pitches do this in very few words.
When I review pitches, I do try to read the whole pitch, no matter how long it is. However, the shorter ones – that are to the point and include the information I want to know – tend to be the most successful.Details to include in your pitch:
✧ A very quick summary of your character that lets me know roughly what kind of project this will be.
Example: A tiefling bard from my D&D game.
✧ A description of what the composition will be. Example: A pinup, a scene, a portrait for avatar use.
✧ Elements that are required for your idea. Example: It must take place on the beach.
✧ Anything that might place the commission outside an average scope of work.
Example: Mechanical elements, extremely complex fantasy anatomy, text bubbles or cut-aways
Super helpful things that you could include that could increase my likelihood of accepting your pitch:✧ A link to a character refsheet or gallery of reference images – I DO check these before accepting pitches and I find them really useful for deciding if it’s a project I think would be a good fit for meDetails not to include in your pitch (note: some of these can be useful later after your pitch is accepted):The narrative background for the setting or scene
Elements that are optional for your idea
Commission Details/References
Once I’ve accepted your commission, I’ll ask for more details and references. This is where you can be more long-form, and, really, almost anything goes. However, there are some things that are really helpful and some things that are really unhelpful. So here’s a list of that.

Describe things that I can draw.
In order to realize your idea, I need to have concrete visual information. This doesn’t necessarily mean I need images or reference pictures – i can work from text, but I prefer images. If you do - your text description needs to give me visual cues. In other words, only things that I can draw, and give me enough information to draw it in the way that you are imagining it.
If you’re not sure, read what you’ve written and ask yourself, “What does that look like?”

Example:
Bad: My character loves hot dogs and playing baseball
Good: My character wears a baseball jersey stained with ketchup
Don’t assume my interpretation of something is the same as yours.
We all have different life experiences. Try to avoid subjective or relative descriptions, and instead use units of measurement or concrete references.
Bad: My character is in good shape
Good: My character is 5’5″, weighs roughly 150lb, and here’s a link to a performer’s Insta who has a similar body type/shape
And: Some specific stuff for NSFW commissions that are necessary but which people forget/omit all the timePlease don’t forget to tell me:
What anatomy your character has (please be specific… I don’t assume anatomy from pronouns or words like “woman” or “man”)
Whether your character has body hair, and if so, how they maintain it
That being said, do not send me photos of YOUR human genitalia in your reference kit. If you do this, I will cancel your commission and will not accept commissions from you in the future. (illustrated references, WHEN RELEVANT TO THE COMMISSION, are acceptable)
Stuff I like to see with Reference Character stuff

If you have one, obviously include your ref sheet.
Previous commissions, preferably similar to the one I’m working on, and preferably with artist handles attached
If the commission involves clothing, it’s helpful for me to see examples of similar styles of clothing. If you can’t find visual references of this, it is really helpful for me if you include (in a text description), things like era, time period, geographic location, spec-fic genre (e.g. high fantasy, steampunk, post-apocalyptic)
Scene/scenario stuff
Description of the pose or position
Description of character expression
Background information on the scene if it’s relevant to the scene. Remember: Use descriptive words of things I can draw.
Stuff that I find irrelevant, not useful, or don’t like to see in a reference kitReally long background information/origin story that doesn’t have any bearing on the visual outcome of the piece. If you want to include this stuff in a commission, think about how you want it to surface in the image visually, and then tell me that information instead.-altered from soushiyo's how to commission page