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So, a good friend of mine badgered me into getting a Paypal so that she could pay me for commissions and stuff (she's crazy, I know). But as I'm taking a look around...hey, wait a second, I can donate to the Japan relief effort with this? Without the need of a credit card?! OH SNAP. Finally, something I can do without help from anyone else.
So! HI, EVERYONE, I'M DOING COMMISSIONS! All profits made will be donated to the American Red Cross to help support the earthquake/tsunami relief effort in Japan. You'll need a credit card, though, and while I'm not TOO well-versed with Paypal, I think I know the gist of it.
How will this go down, you ask? Excellent question.
Bust sketches (example one and two) will be $4 USD each. Fully-body sketches (example one and two)are $7, with plus $1 for every added character in the same picture. I can color un-inked sketches free of charge, but the pencil tends to smudge, and you may prefer the pencilly look better. The look achieved is like in this, this and this.
Black-and-white ink works (no up-to-date examples, sorry! ;; ) are only available for full-body, and run at $10 each with plus $1 for every added character in the same picture.
Colored ink works ( example one and two) are priced the highest (because they take me soooo long sob) and are $15 each with plus $2 for every added character in the same picture.
Now, aside from these typical things, I can make a few special artist-y trinkets, as well!
Laminated keychains, which are sort of my specialty, are $2 each, but for every five you buy, I'll throw in an extra for free! They're anywhere from 2 - 3 inches in height, and come with their own keyrings, so you don't have to worry about that. Here are some examples, although they're a little old.
Buttons, which I'm still a bit uncertain about (considering I have a button maker, but...no materials to make buttons WITH), are $2 each.
Pixel art is a hobby of mine, and I specialize in making both sprites and normal pixel art! Pixel art pieces are $3 for a black-and-white sketch and $5 for color. Sprites, depending on how many you want/poses/etc, are a bit trickier, so I'd like for you to PM/email/AIM me about that so we can work things out individually.
I actually haven't done any pixel art in a while that wasn't completely ridiculous, but these two are still decent by my standards.
I don't do much other digital art -- frankly, I'm just no good at it -- but if you're still interested, please PM me so we can work it out individually.
Also, I have two cons coming up in the next three months -- Chibicon, a small school-sponsored event this Saturday, and Fanimecon, a a large city-sponsored event in May. Anything I don't sell after these conventions will be sold here at the same rate they were sold at the cons.
I don't charge for shipping within the United States, but outside of the U.S., I'd like to ask for a $2 shipping fee because of the rates.
Thanks for taking a look, guys! Let's all hope and pray that Japan and its' people triumph over this disaster without any further loss of life or home.
So, a good friend of mine badgered me into getting a Paypal so that she could pay me for commissions and stuff (she's crazy, I know). But as I'm taking a look around...hey, wait a second, I can donate to the Japan relief effort with this? Without the need of a credit card?! OH SNAP. Finally, something I can do without help from anyone else.
So! HI, EVERYONE, I'M DOING COMMISSIONS! All profits made will be donated to the American Red Cross to help support the earthquake/tsunami relief effort in Japan. You'll need a credit card, though, and while I'm not TOO well-versed with Paypal, I think I know the gist of it.
How will this go down, you ask? Excellent question.
Bust sketches (example one and two) will be $4 USD each. Fully-body sketches (example one and two)are $7, with plus $1 for every added character in the same picture. I can color un-inked sketches free of charge, but the pencil tends to smudge, and you may prefer the pencilly look better. The look achieved is like in this, this and this.
Black-and-white ink works (no up-to-date examples, sorry! ;; ) are only available for full-body, and run at $10 each with plus $1 for every added character in the same picture.
Colored ink works ( example one and two) are priced the highest (because they take me soooo long sob) and are $15 each with plus $2 for every added character in the same picture.
Now, aside from these typical things, I can make a few special artist-y trinkets, as well!
Laminated keychains, which are sort of my specialty, are $2 each, but for every five you buy, I'll throw in an extra for free! They're anywhere from 2 - 3 inches in height, and come with their own keyrings, so you don't have to worry about that. Here are some examples, although they're a little old.
Buttons, which I'm still a bit uncertain about (considering I have a button maker, but...no materials to make buttons WITH), are $2 each.
Pixel art is a hobby of mine, and I specialize in making both sprites and normal pixel art! Pixel art pieces are $3 for a black-and-white sketch and $5 for color. Sprites, depending on how many you want/poses/etc, are a bit trickier, so I'd like for you to PM/email/AIM me about that so we can work things out individually.
I actually haven't done any pixel art in a while that wasn't completely ridiculous, but these two are still decent by my standards.
I don't do much other digital art -- frankly, I'm just no good at it -- but if you're still interested, please PM me so we can work it out individually.
Also, I have two cons coming up in the next three months -- Chibicon, a small school-sponsored event this Saturday, and Fanimecon, a a large city-sponsored event in May. Anything I don't sell after these conventions will be sold here at the same rate they were sold at the cons.
I don't charge for shipping within the United States, but outside of the U.S., I'd like to ask for a $2 shipping fee because of the rates.
Thanks for taking a look, guys! Let's all hope and pray that Japan and its' people triumph over this disaster without any further loss of life or home.