Complexity upcharge is for characters and backgrounds with “intricate” and dense designs. As a rule of thumb, if the character has a body more complicated than 2 arms, 2 legs, and a head, it’s likely to have a complexity upcharge.

Alts are versions of the same image with an altered face, extra body parts, or larger body parts from the original. One could commission a simple sequence using alts.

Partial character drawings receive a discount. This means busts, or a close and detailed drawing of part of a character’s body (feet or face, for example).

Simple characters receive the same discount as a Partial character. Simple characters are characters who are simplified/stylized like chibis or other specific simplified styles, or those who are simple, non-humanoid creatures.

If you’re unsure what counts as simple, complex, an alt, or partial, feel free to ask.

Mixing Levels of Completion is an option if you want some characters drawings to be fully rendered, some to be sketches, others to be flats, or any combination thereof. Use the Commission Description to describe what level of detail is used where.

Upgrading commissions can be upgraded, taking the price paid previously and subtracting it as a discount to the new level of completion. For example, upgrading Celshaded to a Render would reduce the price of the Rendered commission by the price paid for the Celshaded commission. Colored Sketches are an exception and are treated as Sketches for the purpose of an upgrade discount.

When is payment expected?
Payment for commissions is expected after confirmation via your contact method. I’ll paste your commission info to you and quote your price. After you confirm the commission is written as you want, I’ll send an invoice via PayPal. Work will not begin on your commission until the invoice is paid. 

I do not accept payment methods other than PayPal.