Commission types and prices (updated)

I updated my commission types and price list, since I'm more comfortable with taking commissions again, finally have a system, and also the Twitter community's been asking about them a lot 😅

For now I'll be testing out keeping the booking list open at all times, and instead of closing snd re-opening it just tell my clients the approximate date/month I'm ready to take their commission if/when I have my hands full as I have to prioritize the ones I already have.

My replies might be slow, so pardon in advance for that ˆˆ;  I have a lot of messages to reply to each day and get easily overwhelmed so I just have to reply whenever I have time and energy. But I also have a bad habit of replying in my head and forgetting to reply irl xD so don't hesitate to send me reminders, I actually appreciate those ;D

ˆnot the best examples though xD So far all my offered commissions have been in the Painting style and in grayscale. The changes I've made now is to include color in them and having grayscale be optional (removing color = removing some of the cost; so instead of adding color and cost, the color price is included in the base price)

Simpler and more budget friendly styles are now available too. These also take less time to complete 😉

For the painting style ones, the Long Term Pledger discount still applies for Patrons ❤️

How to book:

Send me an email at 

falseyarts@gmail.com

Tell me what type of commission you'd like and a description of how you envision it, and include references or character sheets if you have any 🙂

From there we discuss the commission and price and stuff, and once we've agreed and the payment is sent, I get started on the sketch and send it to you so you get a chance to give me feedback on corrections or additions or just if anything needs changing or not. Once the sketch is approved, I move on to color and finish it.

This is the process that - with big pieces especially - takes the longest to complete, as I work in short sessions on multiple commissions at a time to keep the quality up (sounds weird, I know, but it's what I've found works best for me to avoid burnout 😅👍💕) but feel free to ask for updates at any moment 😄 

I also have an app where I keep a commission list that I update as I go, I just gotta figure out how to share it xD and then you can follow the progress there too 😁

PS:

the Tintin examples are just that; examples. I sadly cannot do commissions of licensed characters or characters I do not own or have the rights to draw, cuz I really don't wanna get sued xD