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Previous usernames: @Pimaroux and @Skirudie.

Th3Vixen

Freelance Digital Artist

Attending a wedding from 31 Apr - 3 May

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QnA

I get asked these a lot, so here's a handy little cheat sheet of everything you need to know!Do I get a transparent version?
Absolutely! You’ll get a transparent PNG Can I just get your PayPal email?
Nope! I use invoices only. PayPal, in all its wisdom, likes to hold payments for months unless I prove I’m not selling moon dust or something. Invoices keep it easy.How long does a commission take?
Generally, a week. Give or take depending on complexity. I work on more than one at a time however. Whether it's a scene or a simple render, it takes time and a lot of creative juice. Plus, I’ve got a life outside the screen.Will I get non-shaded and shaded versions for my non-scene commissions?
Absolutely! For anything that isn’t a scene, you’ll get both a flat and a shaded version.What are you not comfortable drawing?
Super complex character designs in scenes or ref sheets tend to deep-fry my brain, so I politely decline those UNLESS I'm paid more. I’m also not into raunchy ship art anymore (I'm in a happy relationship). Fun fact, I recently discovered I have a very specific phobia, mushrooms/ fungus growing out of the body.

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Terms of service

Please read before you yeet your wallet

- Payment Before The Goods:
I'll always ask for payment before any significant work is done.
-Sketchy Free Trial:
You have a free trial of THREE sketches before I charge extra for so many changes (yes, this happened before)
-Designs Aren't Hot Potatoes:
Please give it one week before you resell, trade or gift any designs I've made. This cooldown exists to prevent token/ gamble behavior.
-Shared Custody Of The Art Baby:
You and I will share copyright ownership of the final artwork. You have right to the ideas, colors and characters. However, I keep all other rights, like the hours, skills and execution, including the right to showcase the work in my portfolio.
-My Turf, My Boundaries:
I reserve the right to decline any commission topics that make me uncomfortable, clashes with my values or otherwise make me cringe heavily.
-Oopsies Are Fixable:
If something is off with the artwork, let me know! I'll do my best to patch things within a reasonable frame. I'm flexible, not psychotic
-Big Changes, Big Charges:
Minor edits? No problem. But if you request a major overhaul halfway through, there may be extra fees. Plot twists come at a price.
-"Let's Not Ghost Each Other" Policy:
-Cancel after the sketch is approved? I keep 20% of the price.
-Cancel midway to the finish? That's a full 100% non-refundable situation. By that point I've put in some serios hours.
-Breaking Up Isn't Hard (If You Don't Pay):
If invoices go unpaid or terms are broken, I reserve the right to gracefully exit the stage and cancel the commission
-Delivery Details:
Final art is sent as a quality image usually via email as a google doc. Once you've got the files, make sure to save them! I'm not the cloud.
-Refunds. Ask Nicely, But Be Realistic:
You can request a refund at any time, just note that's refunds are only granted for incomplete work and are up to my discretion. No backing out on finished or almost finished pieces.
-Give Me The Details:
You're responsible for providing all the info, references and weirdly specific details I need to do your ideas justice. Don't leave me guessing.
-Be Nice:
Please be respectful and patient. I'll keep you updated at key stages and if I'm curios to what you have to say.
-Use It, Don't Abuse It:
You can use your commissioned art for personal, non-commercial purposes (Icons, Toyhouse, Shrines to your OC~ go wild). If you want to slap it on merch or use it for anything profit, you'll need a commercial license or get cancelled publicly. Maybe sued if I'm feeling a little sassy.
-Keep It Classy:
Please don't trace, heavily edit, or claim the art as your own. Giving proper credit when sharing is always appreciated and earns you invisible brownie points.
-Blacklist:
If someone repeatedly breaks rules, is disrespectful or tries to scam, I reserve the right to blacklist them. Let's all be cool and this won't ever be a thing.

Copyright

It's important to note that copyright law does allow for certain exceptions and limitations on copyright, such as fair use and public domain. However, these exceptions and limitations are complex and often depend on the specific facts and circumstances of each case.

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