I reserve the right to refuse a commission. I’ll give you a reason why I chose to do so.

I will not ask for payment until after I've sent the first rough sketch and seen that it is to your liking. After that, I'll expect either part or all of the payment. I’m more than willing to do increments over time!

You are absolutely not ever allowed to mint my art into NFTs, or make merchandise of it to sell for your own profit.

Payments are done via PayPal invoicing. This means I’ll need your email so I can send you an invoice. My email is [email protected]. Currency is in USD.

I don't do refunds.

I will keep you up-to-date by sending you preview images with each stage of progress - sketch, inks, colors, etc. Let me know of any changes you need done, the sooner in the process the better. The closer to the end stage I get, the smaller the changes I can do are.

You will receive a full-res copy of the finished product with a smaller watermark on it, in addition to a copy that has the larger disclaimer watermark I put on things.

If you are using another person's OC as far as the subject of the commission you want, please have permission to use the character first.

You are free to repost art so long as it is the version with the larger watermark and I am credited via links in the description back to my page[s]. If it's being posted to somewhere like tumblr, twitter, or deviantArt, double-check with me to see if I haven't posted it myself on those websites. I'll give you a link to where I've posted it, and I'd prefer you didn't repost to those sites if I've already uploaded it there.

Robots - that I can tell are robots. For example, lifelike androids only discernible from humans through seams or skin/hair/eye color are generally off the table.

Monsters - the further away their appearance is from a human with monstrous accessories/minor features, the better.

Anthros. I have a soft spot for non-mammals - especially birds and invertebrates.

Non-anthro animals, same bias as above.

Fandom OCs, that fit my above criteria of course

Fluff/ship art. Preferably on the less suggestive side. This includes canon/OC!

NSFW - sexual content, nudity that involves actual depiction of genitals, overly suggestive art, etc.

**Anything that can be construed as

Explicit gore. I don't have an issue with gore itself, but when it's over-the-top things get complicated to draw.

Bodily fluids besides blood. Saliva makes me gag, and most other bodily fluids besides blood and saliva fall into the NSFW category.

Humans. I am not at all comfortable with how I draw human faces or hairstyles in conjunction with one another. The exception to this is if they are masked or helmeted or otherwise do not have a visible face.

Fetish art - overdeveloped muscles, inflation, cub, vore, latex, etc. If it's a fetish-based concept, even if it's technically SFW, don't ask.