CHARACTER PRICING, AND OTHER THINGS

Check the prices below as reference to an approximate of your commission's costs!
October 27, 2025 Update: Price has been changed.

RENDER-style ARTWORKS

SKETCH-style ARTWORKS

LEGEND:
"=" means same as the previous/left entry."Starts at" means the price starts at a specific amount, and has no limitations.INFORMATION REGARDING DETAIL AND ADDITIONAL FEES HERE:Complex Background
Simple backgrounds like solid colors or patterns are free.
Complex backgrounds are backgrounds that contains different shapes and things that have details to them. That means props and the environment.
NOTE: Silhouettes of characters counts as complex background instead of character pricing.Information on Sequences & Variations and Animation below:Noised
I apply a subtle noise layer to your project.
It makes shading and dithering easier on my part. Applying for "Noised" makes a commission take shorter to work with, hence the decrease in price. Examples of noised artworks are on the gallery at home.R18 Content
Any artworks that contain sexual actions. Nudity without sexual actions does not count.Lineart Only
Sketch-style artworks will only have lines.Commercial Use
You hold all the rights of the artworks once the project is finished and I, the artist, will not disclose the art project's contents anywhere in the public indefinitely be it in my social media or portfolio.

• Sequences and Variations?
• Do you do Animations?

PRICE EXPLANATIONS

The base character prices you see will vary from a lower or higher cost depending on the culling or complexity of your artwork.
"Culling" will lower a character's price based on how some characters, background or props of the artwork blocks the view from them.
"Complexity" is how visually-occupying a character is.If the "Extra Character" is the same character, for example: A reflection, a twin or a doppelganger of a character that is drawn, there will be no additional fee over the base price for the extra character.More Explanation is on the bottom of the current page. These technicalities will vary the cost, so treat the prices here as some sort of guide than a flat price.The detail and additional fees are static percentages and will not change from the breakdown I will show after the initial sketch of a commission is approved.*What's the difference between Half Sketch, 3/4th Sketch, Full Sketch, 3/4th-Render, and Full-Render?
They all depend on the size of the pixels squared. The suffix "px" means pixel-squared.Half Sketch is a lineart at 40-60px headsize per character.
3/4th Sketch is a lineart at 70-80px headsize per character.
Full Sketch is a lineart at 90-100px headsize per character.
Contrary to the name "Sketch", I actually sketch things like lineart and call it sketch. Sorry. You can't just sketch in a pixel art. It's impossible. And lineart is a very long word.3/4th-Render is a colored & rendered artwork at 70-80px headsize per character.
Full-Render is a colored & rendered artwork at 90-110px headsize per character.What's the point of "Headsizes"?
I made this because there is a difference in difficulty when it comes to rendering characters at different headsizes per character. For example: Some characters will be far away from other characters, so they will be rendered differently. This pricing method is fairer when it comes to multiple characters at different distances.
(If a character is even smaller than 3/4th-render's 70-80px headsize, there will be a price reduction.)Example of headsize beside this text. (or below in Mobile form.)======================NOTES ABOUT CULLING AND COMPLEXITY:I. Culling lowers price. Culling means when something is blocking something, so that thing behind is not drawn. That will lower the overall price of a character.
Examples of culling:
1.) A character's arm is behind another character's arm.
2.) If a character is hiding their arms behind them.
3.) If a character's facing side-view, which obscures half of their facial expression on the artwork.
4.)For example: Imagine a full body of Character A and Character B. Char. B is standing, posing, while the entire right side of Pat's body is behind Char. A.
Since Char A's body only shows half, that means the price is also almost halved, even if it's technically full body.II. Prices are subject to complexity.
If your character have complex designs or props held, for example:
1.) modern firearms
2.) complex knight armor
3.) clothing that has patterns (I handdraw patterns and never use premade patterns)I guess if there was a basis, if your character is as complex as a looking at a kaleidoscope or, chances are it is subject to complexity.
There will be a flat price increase to the character.These technicalities makes a commission increase AND decrease a character's pricing. If your character has complex design but also has culling, it will have a varied price.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PAYMENTS AND CONDITIONS
Updated October 27, 2025PAYMENT OPTIONSMain Payment Options:
*USD in Paypal with Invoice, pay partially or upfront.
*PHP in GCash Send Money feature, (Philippine Use Only)Backup Payment Options:
*Cryptocurrency if all main payment options are unavailable.
USD converted to any available cryptocurrency like PYUSD(Solana), BTC, USDC, USDT, ETH, etc. as long as the cryptocurrency and network are available to receive to my wallet. Stablecoins preferred to keep in line with my pricing.
(Disclaimer: I don't use cryptocurrency for investment.)PERSONAL and COMMERCIAL USE
For Personal use projects, your drawings will be posted in my social media accounts with a watermark, and credit you with the commission unless you state to be left anonymous.
If you wish your projects to be private, please do tell me. I will then not post projects and the artwork in public.For Commercial use projects, I, the artist will not share it anywhere, since it's strictly your possession once it's made and finalized.PAY NOW or PAY HALF NOW AND LATER
Pay immediately; or pay half immediately, and give the other half when you accept the artwork. Once you pay, you cannot revoke the drawing and ask a return for the payment!If you availed for a partial payment, then the second payment is due at the second update which is clean sketch.
Partial payment only applies to projects costing more than $130, and the starting partial minimum payment is $90.
That means if your project costs is $150, you will pay the $90 and the $60 once clean sketch is approved.
Anything higher than $180 is when the initial partial payment be based on the half of the total price. (ex: $200 means $100 initial partial.)NO REFUNDS, WITH EXCEPTIONS
After the rough sketch is submitted, approved and paid, you cannot ask for a refund. Once you pay, I’m already working on it, so please understand.However, if I haven’t responded for over 2 months with any updates to the commission when you have already paid for it, that’s pretty much a good reason to ask for a refund and I will give it back. Rest assured, I’ve always delivered works eventually!NO FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE TREATMENT
I wish to take my pace because it has been easier to burn out from commissions, so I will rather choose what to work on first.

REVISIONS AND PERIODSREVISIONS
Any major revisions you demand like a part of the pose will be charged by the size based on the variation price. You cannot ask to change the entire pose. Minor revisions like color, you can ask many times.MORE REFERENCE = FASTER DELIVERY
Give me a description of your commission and 1-3 pictures of the character, props and backgrounds you want.
Please make sure the characters are all similar in appearance. If you want the work to be faster, give me a similar or exact pose of the character, be it your own sketch like a stickman, a screenshot of that character in the pose, or a picture of the exact pose. I have the right to decline if your commission lacks details.TIME SCALE
It is dependent on the complexity of the project. I will mention the time the projects are expected to be finished in their major milestones (Initial Sketch, Second Sketch, Final Output) while I am talking about the project costs, as project costs decides the time scale of a project simultaneously. It cannot be decided without the initial sketch being approved.Please do refrain from asking updates; I am making sure that your commission is being worked on, and once a major milestone is completely worked on, I will then show an update to you!Note: Time scale starts when I have been paid for the commission.RESERVE, POSTPONE or CANCEL ANYTIME.
Reserving applies when I'm currently working on another commission, and once I'm available to work on your commission, I can message you in the future.
You can reserve multiple commissions.Cancelling means declining any more advancements to the commission regardless of progress made, and also means removing your reservation if we haven't started a commission yet.
Postponing means continuing at a later date, still having a reservation. That means I will message you again in the future if you are now interested in continuining it.If you haven’t responded in 3 days, I will put you on reservation again. Please understand that people are also waiting for their commission to be worked on.

IMAGE SEQUENCES VS VARIATIONS VS ANIMATIONS

IMAGE SEQUENCES AND VARIATIONSSequences are dynamic changes in a static element in a drawing, and can be many and affected by “time”.
By dynamic, it means that it changes over the course of the images unlike variations. For example: a hand gesture changes from a thumbs-up to a peace sign, and to an OK-sign all iin the same variation. Those are sequences.
Sequences are not new poses in a drawing. For example: If the same character appears in another different pose or in a different perspective in the same drawing, it is counted as an extra character. If there’s a change in the character that will not change for all sequences, for example, a different appearance to their clothing or props held, it’s a variation.
However, unique sequences in only one variation will not get multiplied by variation count.Variations are static changes on an element in drawing
Variations are for example: Clothing changes within sequences, background changes within sequences, prop changes within sequences. These do not change in the span of sequences.

ABOUT ANIMATIONSI have done animations, but the problem is that I cannot work on animations with new clients, since I need to draw a rough sketch first unpaid which will take awhile, and I do need trust on this part since it really takes awhile.Only returning clients or people who were referred by my previous clients can avail for a rendered animation.Anyone however can avail for sketch animations.Animations have a base frame and unique frames.
Unique frames per element means as it is; elements that are different from the other frame and is not a duplicate. Some unique frames can be used from other frames to lower the cost, like tweenings.
Same pricing as making sequences: Starting at $2 for sketch artworks and $3 for rendered artworks. It depends on the complexity of the unique frame.To start with an animation, I will work on a rough sketch animation to cement everything, and will then tally up each unique frames per element.
There will then be an additional charge of 40% Technical Fee of the total price of the project. This additional charge is due to dealing with the timings, frame adjustments, consistency between static elements and dynamic elements.If you want an animation, please tell me!

PROMOS, DO'S AND DONT'S

!!KO-FI DISCOUNT!!. If you're subscribing to my Ko-fi's monthly support, you are eligible to a discount. You will also get monthly drawings based on your requests, or if you tell me characters you like/show me your OCs, I will draw them artwork based in my own imagination.Every $3 donated is a $1 discount, limited until $10 discount.
*This applies to any commissions, render-sketch or sketch-style, 2 times per month.