Commissions are still open!

Hey everyone! Since my commissions are officially open and I'm seeing a lot of excitement, I wanted to share a little more about what it's like to commission a digital artist, especially for chibi art! I've had so many people ask, 'How do I even start?' or 'What kind of characters can I get?' so I thought I'd spill some tips from my side of the canvas. First off, if you've been dreaming of seeing your favorite character, whether it's an iconic one like Master Splinter or your very own original character (OC), brought to life in a super cute chibi style, you're in the right place! I absolutely love working on diverse concepts, from fantastical creatures with horns and tails to intricate clothing designs. The beauty of digital art commissions is that the possibilities are endless. Tips for a Smooth Commission Experience: Gather Your References: This is probably the most important step! If you have specific ideas, send me pictures, mood boards, or even just detailed descriptions. For example, if you want a chibi version of a character, show me their existing looks. If it's an OC, give me details on their personality, colors, and any specific pose or expression you have in mind. The more info, the better I can capture your vision! Be Clear About Your Vision: Don't be shy! Tell me what you love and what you absolutely don't want. Do you prefer a specific background color? A certain vibe? Every detail helps me make your art perfect. Understand the Pricing: My chibi commissions start at just $5 for a single character. If you want that extra pop, a shaded sheet is $10. And yes, you can add more characters for $5 each! It’s a great way to get a whole group picture of your D&D party or your favorite duo. I also make sure to take breaks to keep my creativity flowing! Communication is Key: I use DMs on platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or even here on Lemon8 because they have a great picture system, making it easy for you to share references. I'll keep you updated throughout the process, usually with a sketch first, so you can give feedback before I dive into the final details. Be Patient & Respectful: Creating custom art takes time and effort. While I aim for quick turnarounds, quality is my priority. Commissioning art is such a fun and personal journey. It's truly amazing to see your ideas transform into something tangible and unique. I pour my heart into every piece, whether it's a simple chibi portrait or a more complex fantasy scene. So, if you've been meaning to get a custom piece for yourself or as a gift, now's the perfect time to reach out! Let's make some adorable art together. Can't wait to hear your ideas!