[Genre]

　　anime fanarts, original characters

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[Theme]

　　preferably edgy or neutral

　　*any is fine as long as it's SFW

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[Age]

　　teen to young adult

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[Gender / Build]

　　male, non-binary, androgynous

　　*basically more into cool than cute, could do women if that applies

[Race]

　　human, human-like

　　*mainly human with minimal variation e.g. animal ears

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[Background]

　　simple, geometric, abstract, or none

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[Number of Characters]

　　1 per artwork only

　　*can be flexible depending on the subject

[Genre]

　　realistic, gore (minimal is okay e.g. scars, blood, fangs, slight cuts), mecha, NSFW

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[Theme]

　　NSFW expressions

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[Age]

　　adults to elders (in terms of physique)

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[Gender / Build]

　　muscular build, extreme anatomy

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[Race]

　　non-human, non-human-looking

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[Background]

　　detailed

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[Number of Characters]

　　more than 3 characters per artwork

No major editing post-rough sketch.

After accepting the commission, I will be returning with the rough sketch of the art, and I will be open only this time for some changes. Any changes after that would mean additional fees that I will be charging, and I hope this is understandable.

I will be sending an invoice over to your e-mail address after I have decided to accept the commission. Note that I will not start any work before the payment is complete. Generally, I would appreciate receiving the amount in full before I start--but I can be flexible on down payments for the higher-priced commission types like the sprite and the VTuber model commissions.

I will not be issuing refunds.

The only exception to this is when I have to cancel the order after I have accepted the commission.

I usually like to upload commissioned artworks, but please do let me know if you don't want me to post the art. No worries, I'd still ask before I do. For your part, yes, you could post the art somewhere else as long as morals are held (credits are appreciated, no post-processing without my permission, etc.).

You are free to use my art any way you like, again, as long as morals are held.

While I like hearing preferences from clients, I also appreciate giving me enough space to exercise my creative freedom. Too many specifications and details, say, for a sketch artwork would mean that I will be working harder than what I'd get in return.

To retain the original quality of the artwork when I send it over, I will be uploading them on Google Drive, Dropbox, sta.sh, or e-mail. I'd usually go for Google Drive, but let me know if you have any other preferences.