Question 1

Acceptance and Rejection of Commissions

Accepted Answer

The Artist reserves the right to accept or reject any commission request without the need to provide detailed explanations. However, the Artist will likely explain the reason for the rejection as a courtesy. Commissions related to the Artist's interests, such as animals, fantasy, or character concepts, will take priority over topics not relevant to the Artist, such as social, economic, or political messages (which are more likely to be rejected).

Question 2

Content and Style of Illustrations

Accepted Answer

1. No works of sexually explicit, violent, racist, or hate-inciting content will be created.
2. Representations of fictional characters or minors in +18 situations will be avoided.
3. The works have a style of illustration inclined to anime, so realistic or hyper-realistic illustrations will not be made. The Artist does not guarantee that the portraits will look too much like the references in the case of real people.
4. Some additional restrictions include: gore, explicit nudity, complex architecture, armor and complex clothing, complex mechanical parts and full furry. They can be discussed previously before the Client starts the form process, for this the Client can contact the Artist first.
5. The Artist will not change their style, nor will they trace or copy the work of another artist, for example: requests for Simpsons-style portraits. This type of request will be immediately rejected for the reasons stated here.
6. Portraits of people or characters that require the inclusion of features such as scars, blood stains, scratches, cuts and similars, as long as it is mild, not explicit or excessive, will be allowed.
7. Commissions that require artistic nudity, pin-up nudes, that reflect sensuality, etc., will be allowed as long as there is no breach of point 1 and point 2.

Question 3

Deliveries and Formats

Accepted Answer

• Digital Illustrations will be sent by email or through online download links in .jpeg / .png / PDF format in their highest resolution as agreed upon, excluding the native files of the commission (for example, .psd, .procreate, .tif, etc.) unless previously or subsequently agreed upon. The Artist reserves the right to charge or not to charge for such native files.
 • The Artist is not responsible for printing the Digital Commission or delivering or sending it in physical form unless previously or subsequently agreed upon and the Client pays for such service if necessary.
 • A digital Certificate of Authenticity will be provided as proof of the originality of the Artist's work.

Question 4

Deadlines and Communication

Accepted Answer

• The Artist may not accept commissions with strict, very short, or inflexible deadlines.
 • If the Commission is urgent, an additional urgency fee will apply, which will be defined and agreed upon before the start of work.
 • The Artist, to the best of their ability, can give a general indication of how long the commission will take to complete and when the Client can expect to receive the finalized commission.
 • The Artist will periodically inform the Client about the progress or if there have been any changes in the completion times.
 • The Artist is not obliged to explain the reasons for extensions or delays in the completion of a commission, but will do so as a courtesy.

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