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Hey, I'm on summer vacation and have some free time, so I just want to point out that I do have slots open for commissions if you guys are interested. I would use pay pal for commissions, but I'm still not old enough to make an account yet :/ There fore, I am charging in points, saving up to buy some length for a premium membership. I price in accordance to time and quality, so these prices listed now are going to stay as such until I can get a paypal...
50 Bust Shot100 Full Body
125 Full Body
200 Bust Shot 250 Full Body
300 Bust Shot 400 Full Body
100 Simple Background 1/2 Off for additional Characters (special exceptions may lower the prices of additional characters...)
100 Close Up Object
75 For Additional Close Up Objects
Lyrics or Song Title as background or at the bottom of picture are free of charge.
See Simple Background Pricing under Add ons and Character Pricing under Pricing Chart for information.
List of Approval
List of Denial
Pricing Chart
Sketch:
*New* 30 Head Shot
*New*
30 Head Shot50 Bust Shot100 Full BodyClean Outline:
*New* 75 Head Shot
100 Bust Shot
75 Head Shot100 Bust Shot 125 Full BodyFlat Color:
*New* 150 Head Shot
150 Head Shot 200 Bust Shot 250 Full BodyFull Shading:
*New* 200 Head Shot
200 Head Shot 300 Bust Shot 400 Full BodyAdd Ons
100 Simple Background 1/2 Off for additional Characters (special exceptions may lower the prices of additional characters...)- Example: Bust Shot/Clean Outline/ = 100 for first character+50 for additional
*New* Song Lyric Prices
Objects:
100 Close Up Object 75 For Additional Close Up ObjectsLyrics or Song Title as background or at the bottom of picture are free of charge.
See Simple Background Pricing under Add ons and Character Pricing under Pricing Chart for information.
List of Approval 
These are some of the things I would be willing to draw:
- Rule 64
- Anthro
- Chibi/ Anime Figures
- MLP:FiM
- Gore and Dark scenes
- Content of Creepy Nature
- Animals
- Pokemon
- *New* Images to follow a Song or song lyrics
List of Denial 
And here's the list of stuff I don't draw
- Rule 34
- Porn in General
- Baby Fur
- Sonic
SMALL PRINT
In agreeing to requesting a commission you must understand that I am, nor will I ever be, a robot and do indeed have situations that need to be dealt with. Therefore, if your commission tends to stray longer than the others than don't fret, it will be complete. Commissions may vary in time length based on how large of a project it may be. If you would like to reserve a spot, the reservation period will be held at 3 days max. Otherwise, if shit hits the fan and you have no points by that third day, the spot will be up for grabs. My policy for payment is as follows: provide at least have of the payment and I will provide a sketch. If you like the sketch, then pay the rest when the commission is complete. (if you're comfortable with paying full then that's fine too). I would also appreciate it if one uses their commission as they wish as long as they do not re post it under their deviant art account to gain popularity. With this being stated, I currently have seven slots open. Once they are filled, I will close the acceptance of further commissions until this batch is complete.
SLOT 1:
SLOT 2:
SLOT 3:
SLOT 4:
SLOT 5:
SLOT 6:
SLOT 7:
Examples:
Full Body (Pony) Full Shading and Simple Background
Full Body (Human) With Two Additional Characters (Pokemon) Full Shading and Simple Background
Song Title With Two Close-up Objects and Simple Background
Song Title With Simple Background and Full Shading Bust Shot of Character
Head Shot Full Shading With Simple Background
4 Headshot and 1 Bust Shot Sketch Medley
SLOT 6:
SLOT 7:
Examples:
Full Body (Pony) Full Shading and Simple Background
Full Body (Human) With Two Additional Characters (Pokemon) Full Shading and Simple Background
Song Title With Two Close-up Objects and Simple Background
Song Title With Simple Background and Full Shading Bust Shot of Character
Head Shot Full Shading With Simple Background
4 Headshot and 1 Bust Shot Sketch Medley
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HOW TO CURE ARTIST BLOCK
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Hello everyone! Recently, as those who have been watching me have probably noticed, I haven't exactly been uploading a lot of content lately. This is due to the dreaded sickness that has slithered and fogged it's was into the crevices of every artist's thoughts; the artist's block. For the past few weeks I had been having severe inspiration blocks that have simply given me nothing but a lack of motivation to draw. Needless to say, I have compiled a list of cures an artist can use to help relieve ones artistic blockage to prevent them from getting an artist's block in the future.
(Cures on this list are both thing that I have found from multiple sources, along with some techniques of my own.)
Listen to music
Even if you do not normally listen to music, find something peaceful to listen to. Inspiration is bountiful in the lyrics of many song today. Even a song with no lyrics can provoke some kind of inspiration to fly from you and into your pencil.
Take a breather from your "Comfort zone"
Let's say you have a knack for drawing realistic scenes with hyper realistic detail. Instead of focusing on detail, try creating something a little more simple. If you're into drawing cartoon characters with heavy outlines, lighten up and create something realistic. Take any detail in your art style now and do the complete opposite. Even if it's down to using mute colors instead of neon colors, one change can make your art look noticeably different, providing a spark for a new line of future work.
Become calm.
Take a walk. Listen to music. Drink a glass of tea (or if you hate watered down mint leaves and candle shavings then have some hot cocoa). Try to relax yourself to get in the mood of drawing. If you're stressed out, worrying about some shit that's bothering you're always hectic life, you can't draw shit. You'll be more likely to procrastinate through endless youtube videos and tumblr posts than get anything accomplished. Which leads to the next cure...
Momentarily detach yourself from social media
Want to listen to music? Sure. Keep an episode of Space Dandy or some shit playing as background noise? Have at it. Talking to your friend about the ups and downs of having a giraffe in your house while being sucked into facebook, twitter, tumblr, and deviantart all open on separate tabs? NO. You see, your trying to cure your art block. Coping with your lack of inspiration or motivation for creating a piece by spending countless hours reblogging pictures you wish you could have drawn yourself, is only prolonging your artist's block further. If you want to talk while you draw or listen to music then that's great; just don't let whatever your doing become a petty distraction.
Stream of consciousness
Don't think, that kills the mood, ruins the vibe and leaves you with nothing to look forward to. Write a random thought down on paper and express topic with whatever comes to your mind. Don't pause to correct anything, just let your words flow. Do this a couple of times, for a few minutes each, and you should have some interesting concepts. Take these concepts and draw them out, paint them, sculpt them, engulf your piece around one of your stream of consciousness concepts.
Spin around to create your rough sketch
I now this sounds stupid but it works. Take out your sketch book, open it to a clean page, start spinning slowly and draw a complete sketch. The quicker you sketch, the less time you have to spin. Now close you eyes for ten seconds, extend your book in front of you and look at your sketch. A lot of the time, an artist is stuck in a slump because they begin drawing a piece and can't find the flaws. They know something is wrong, but they can't pinpoint what. If you take a moment to draw in an awkward way ( spinning, upside down, with opposite hand, etc) you can effectively pinpoint the errors in your piece about as accurately as if you were to view your piece after leaving your art for an hour or so.
Try a different medium
Much like finding a different style, changing your medium allows you to explore a new outlook in the artistic work. Acrylic Painter? Try watercolor. Sketch with charcoal? Go digital. Allow yourself to widen your horizon with the different mediums around you.
Drawing characters? USE A F*CKING POSE
Holy Shit Batman. I have seen way too many people stop drawing for long periods of time because they can't draw anything else but bust shots and side views of characters. Use a reference for poses and use it to your advantage. Take gesture sketches at coffee shops, or mash elements of different poses together to create your own pose. The more poses you draw, the more you begin to familiarize yourself with anatomy, making it easier to create a pose by memory.
Draw 100
Hate drawing feet? Draw 100. Loathe sketching hand? Draw 100. Draw 100 sketches of an object you wish to improve your artistic knowledge of. After 100 sketches, you will establish a better understanding of your object of choice to where drawing it by memory will be a piece of cake.
AND IF WORSE COMES TO WORSE, NONE OF THESE TECHNIQUES WORK, AND YOU HAVE NOTHING ELSE YOU CAN POSSIBLY DRAW...
Make some fan art. Now this is not meant to sound hypocritical. I love making fan art and I love seeing the art that a fandom provides. But by drawing only ponies, or only pokemon, or sonic characters, you'll end up just basing your future work on the art style that you've created fan work of. It will be harder to establish your own style unless you expand your knowledge beyond fan art and dabble with realism or another artistic style.
With this being said, I hope this helps with curing some of the artist's block that you may be experiencing now. I should be uploading some more artwork in the near future, but in the meantime, I wish you all a great day and sincerily hope your artist block is destroyed.
Helpful Links:
Art Prompt Generator
Another Art Prompt Generator
Every Videogame Soundtrack Possible
Peaceful Chillstep To Listen To
Helpful Assortment Of Poses and Anatomy
Another Awesome Site for Poses
(Cures on this list are both thing that I have found from multiple sources, along with some techniques of my own.)
Listen to music
Even if you do not normally listen to music, find something peaceful to listen to. Inspiration is bountiful in the lyrics of many song today. Even a song with no lyrics can provoke some kind of inspiration to fly from you and into your pencil.
Take a breather from your "Comfort zone"
Let's say you have a knack for drawing realistic scenes with hyper realistic detail. Instead of focusing on detail, try creating something a little more simple. If you're into drawing cartoon characters with heavy outlines, lighten up and create something realistic. Take any detail in your art style now and do the complete opposite. Even if it's down to using mute colors instead of neon colors, one change can make your art look noticeably different, providing a spark for a new line of future work.
Become calm.
Take a walk. Listen to music. Drink a glass of tea (or if you hate watered down mint leaves and candle shavings then have some hot cocoa). Try to relax yourself to get in the mood of drawing. If you're stressed out, worrying about some shit that's bothering you're always hectic life, you can't draw shit. You'll be more likely to procrastinate through endless youtube videos and tumblr posts than get anything accomplished. Which leads to the next cure...
Momentarily detach yourself from social media
Want to listen to music? Sure. Keep an episode of Space Dandy or some shit playing as background noise? Have at it. Talking to your friend about the ups and downs of having a giraffe in your house while being sucked into facebook, twitter, tumblr, and deviantart all open on separate tabs? NO. You see, your trying to cure your art block. Coping with your lack of inspiration or motivation for creating a piece by spending countless hours reblogging pictures you wish you could have drawn yourself, is only prolonging your artist's block further. If you want to talk while you draw or listen to music then that's great; just don't let whatever your doing become a petty distraction.
Stream of consciousness
Don't think, that kills the mood, ruins the vibe and leaves you with nothing to look forward to. Write a random thought down on paper and express topic with whatever comes to your mind. Don't pause to correct anything, just let your words flow. Do this a couple of times, for a few minutes each, and you should have some interesting concepts. Take these concepts and draw them out, paint them, sculpt them, engulf your piece around one of your stream of consciousness concepts.
Spin around to create your rough sketch
I now this sounds stupid but it works. Take out your sketch book, open it to a clean page, start spinning slowly and draw a complete sketch. The quicker you sketch, the less time you have to spin. Now close you eyes for ten seconds, extend your book in front of you and look at your sketch. A lot of the time, an artist is stuck in a slump because they begin drawing a piece and can't find the flaws. They know something is wrong, but they can't pinpoint what. If you take a moment to draw in an awkward way ( spinning, upside down, with opposite hand, etc) you can effectively pinpoint the errors in your piece about as accurately as if you were to view your piece after leaving your art for an hour or so.
Try a different medium
Much like finding a different style, changing your medium allows you to explore a new outlook in the artistic work. Acrylic Painter? Try watercolor. Sketch with charcoal? Go digital. Allow yourself to widen your horizon with the different mediums around you.
Drawing characters? USE A F*CKING POSE
Holy Shit Batman. I have seen way too many people stop drawing for long periods of time because they can't draw anything else but bust shots and side views of characters. Use a reference for poses and use it to your advantage. Take gesture sketches at coffee shops, or mash elements of different poses together to create your own pose. The more poses you draw, the more you begin to familiarize yourself with anatomy, making it easier to create a pose by memory.
Draw 100
Hate drawing feet? Draw 100. Loathe sketching hand? Draw 100. Draw 100 sketches of an object you wish to improve your artistic knowledge of. After 100 sketches, you will establish a better understanding of your object of choice to where drawing it by memory will be a piece of cake.
AND IF WORSE COMES TO WORSE, NONE OF THESE TECHNIQUES WORK, AND YOU HAVE NOTHING ELSE YOU CAN POSSIBLY DRAW...
Make some fan art. Now this is not meant to sound hypocritical. I love making fan art and I love seeing the art that a fandom provides. But by drawing only ponies, or only pokemon, or sonic characters, you'll end up just basing your future work on the art style that you've created fan work of. It will be harder to establish your own style unless you expand your knowledge beyond fan art and dabble with realism or another artistic style.
With this being said, I hope this helps with curing some of the artist's block that you may be experiencing now. I should be uploading some more artwork in the near future, but in the meantime, I wish you all a great day and sincerily hope your artist block is destroyed.
Helpful Links:
Art Prompt Generator
Another Art Prompt Generator
Every Videogame Soundtrack Possible
Peaceful Chillstep To Listen To
Helpful Assortment Of Poses and Anatomy
Another Awesome Site for Poses
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Sadly I am not old enough to create a personal PayPal account yet so money driven commissions will have to wait :/ These prices are based on the amount of time and effort I put into each piece, so do not be shocked if the prices are a little out your comfort zone. Otherwise, here is my chart:
Pricing Chart
Sketch:
50 Bust Shot100 Full BodyClean Outline:
100 Bust Shot 125 Full BodyFlat Color:
200 Bust Shot 250 Full BodyFull Shading:
300 Bust Shot 400 Full BodyAdd Ons
100 Simple Background 1/2 Off for additional Characters- Example: Bust Shot/Clean Outline/ = 100 for first character+50 for additional
List of Approval
These are some of the things I would be willing to draw:
- Rule 64
- Anthro
- Chibi/ Anime Figures
- MLP:FiM
- Gore and Dark scenes
- Content of Creepy Nature
- Animals
- Pokemon
List of Denial
And here's the list of stuff I don't draw
- Rule 34
- Porn in General
- Baby Fur
- Sonic
SMALL PRINT
In agreeing to requesting a commission you must understand that I am, nor will I ever be, a robot and do indeed have situations that need to be dealt with. Therefore, if your commission tends to stray longer than the others than don't fret, it will be complete. Commissions may vary in time length based on how large of a project it may be. If you would like to reserve a spot, the reservation period will be held at 3 days max. Otherwise, if shit hits the fan and you have no points by that third day, the spot will be up for grabs. My policy for payment is as follows: provide at least have of the payment and I will provide a sketch. If you like the sketch, then pay the rest when the commission is complete. (if you're comfortable with paying full then that's fine too). I would also appreciate it if one uses their commission as they wish as long as they do not re post it under their deviant art account to gain popularity. With this being stated, I currently have five slots open. Once they are filled, I will close the acceptance of further commissions until this batch is complete.
SLOT 1:
SLOT 2:
SLOT 3:
SLOT 4:
SLOT 5:
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TUMBLR
1 min read
I has a tumblr now as well so if you guys want to see what's happening there go right ahead!
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So Facebook...
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Started an art page on facebook which will contian commission info and funny videos in the future.
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