People ask me on and off if I do commissions.
This is how you go about it.

But first lets tackle the boring stuff.

- I reserve the right to decline all requests.
- I reserve the right to adjust the pricing on a commission before I get started depending on difficulty/time scale etc.

You can use your commissioned piece freely, display it on your website, journal skins and so on for any NON-commercial use.
You don´t have to link back to me but its always appreciated.

However you may NOT use it for commercial use in any way,

-Regular commissions are NOT to be used for anything like:
Book illustrations, covers, or any other publishing that depicts the artwork or for any profit you may hope to make.
Regular commissions cover NON-commercial use only. You may not make prints of my work to sell. I still hold legal rights to the art. Commissioning me means that you are agreeing to those terms.

-You will be given a sketch preview, and once I´ve received the payment I will keep you updated with the progress of your commission.

-payment is required after preview.

- All commissions are NON-refundable.



PRICING

These prices are rough estimates, price may vary depending on the difficulty, detail, time scale of the artwork requested, so keep that in mind.

All prices are listed in American dollars $USD

















Method of payment: PAYPAL

So note me with the Following to get started:






IMPORTANT!! Give  me as much information as you possibly can about your request, reference, pictures.
If its a personal OC tell me everything about the character, eye color, hair,  anything that you feel is vital.
The more info you give me the more you´re going to like the end result.



About the prices: I know there are a lot of poor artist out there that will cry their eyes out
because of my high priced commissions compared to many other deviants.
Im also a struggling artist and I find the prices reasonable.
I do this for a living and value both my TIME and my artwork.
You would not  take a job where they didn´t pay you enough for your labour and neither would I.



- Ilias Patlis