zulan477

I shall outline what I will do for commissions and requests. As a hobbyist, I don't have the nerves to charge much money. request: customer (lol) gets a drawing for free some time in the future. I keep full resolution because I am selfish, plus distribution. commission: customer pays 1/2 price up front and 1/2 when work is completed. customer gets full resolution. time to complete: what customer says, quality of work adjusts accordingly. distribution rights? negotiable, but ideally, both the customer and I haz. base pricing: b+w drawing = $1,904.32 color drawing = $214.99 2 for 1 deal = 881.92 torso = $12 hands = $.99 face (half)

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