Commission Rules

How to Commission me

Please fill out the following form and send it to me in a note on DA or FA once you‘ve decided on what you want. This will save us both a lot of time rather than me having to ask 1001 questions about your commission and what it is you want exactly.

Character’s Name - (insert here)
Character’s Personality - (insert here)
Reference Image(s) - (Please link me to clean/non adult or censored images)
Theme of the picture - (be as detailed as possible please or if you want me to have artistic freedom with this)


Drawing strengths:

- Reptiles
- Expressions
- Cartoony Style
- Sonic style

- Anthro style

Drawing Weaknesses:

- Feral characters

- Humans

- Canines
- Anything Mechanical
- Overly complex Characters
- Realism
- Backgrounds

Other Things to Keep In mind

• - Whatever I currently have on offer is all I will draw at the moment.
• - I accept payments through Paypal Only (Alternatively, I can send a bill to your email address if you do not have an account and you pay via Credit/Debit card through there)
• - You must pay the "fee" that paypal usually charges during a transaction (if you fail to do so then you will not receive the background-less version of your piece. I'm expecting to receive the full amount for the commission after all and I'm tired of this happening to me constantly.
• - I have the right to decline your request for a commission if it doesn't strike my fancy.
• - I will not draw: any adult type art whatsoever, anything with detailed backgrounds, anything having to do with my own characters or copyrighted characters.
• - You are free to upload your commission to your gallery if proper credit is given such as a link back to my page. If you do then I highly recommend you upload the same watermarked version as I do to help protect the original piece.
• - Please do not rush me on your commission. The status of your piece will be displayed on my DA or FA page.
• - You may not sell or use your commissioned piece for commercial purposes. I still retain my own rights to the image after all.