Commission now open

Hey everyone! Following up on my announcement, I wanted to dive a bit deeper into what commissioning custom art is all about and share a bit more about my process. It's truly exciting to bring your unique visions to life, and I love working closely with clients to create something special. You might have seen my commission sheet, which breaks down the different options available. For example, I offer various body types like a Bust (usually from the shoulders up), a Half Body (waist up), and a Full Body (the whole character). Each option gives a different scope for detail and storytelling in your artwork. My current prices for Color Cell Shade art, which is a clean, vibrant style, start around $30 for a Bust, $35 for a Half Body, and $40 for a Full Body. I also offer different rendering styles beyond just cell shade – sometimes clients opt for a simple Sketch for a raw, energetic feel, or a Color Flat for a clean, graphic look before adding more detailed shading. It's all about finding the perfect fit for your character and concept! One common question I get is, 'What is TAT in art commissions?' TAT stands for Turn Around Time. This is the estimated amount of time it will take for me to complete your commissioned artwork once all the details are finalized and payment is received. It can vary depending on the complexity of the piece, my current workload, and the number of revisions. I always aim to give a clear estimate upfront, usually within a few days to a couple of weeks for most pieces. Communication is key, and I’ll keep you updated every step of the way! When you're looking for art commission examples or deciding which artist to choose, I always recommend checking out their portfolio first. Seeing various art commission sheet examples helps you understand not just their style, but also their pricing structure and what's included. My goal is to make the process transparent and enjoyable. To commission me, you'd typically send me a detailed description of your character or concept, any reference images you have, and specify the type of commission you'd like. The more information, the better – it helps me capture your vision perfectly. As a paid artist working online, I appreciate every single person who chooses to support my work. It allows me to continue doing what I love! For those wondering 'where can I find professional anime illustrators online?', platforms like Lemon8, Artistree (which many artists use for their commission pages!), or even a dedicated commission artist website are great places to start. I've found that having a clear commission artist website or an easy-to-access link (like the one in my bio!) makes it super convenient for you to browse my work and inquire about getting your own custom digital art. I hope this gives you a clearer picture of my art commission process and helps answer some common questions! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any ideas you'd like to discuss. Let's create some magic together!