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[Castlee.]

Really trying to bring some new dogs into my dA kennel, but im broke! ;o;
Opened my icon commissions over on dA, pm me for journal link.
Also, i see a lot of people asking for character designs, also have those open for a very cheap price. nothing under 50 da points though,

[whisky]

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[b]1. Do you prefer to plot out all the details of your commission yourself, or let the artist have more free reign? (i.e., do you say "i want my character doing this with this expression and this pose in this bg," or are you more of a "here's my character, have fun" type of orderer?)

2. Does the artist live-streaming the commission increase it's desirability to you? If an artist had slots available for a commission that would be done in a livestream, versus ones done in the traditional "off-camera" way, are the streamed commissions more intriguing to you? Would you purchase a commission during a stream that you otherwise wouldn't have considered?

3. Similar to question 1, do you like to pick out the exact style your art is done in, or are you ok with more randomized results? For example, if an artist could do drawings as speedpaints, realism, clean, stylized - a variety of styles - would you like to choose a specific style for your commission, or would you rather have the artist pick whichever they're 'feeling' for your character?

4. For very stylized characters, how much are you willing to compromise? For example if you had a character that was always drawn in a consistent exaggerated way (overly skinny, furry, or disproportionate to the species, as an example) and you commissioned a more realistic artist, do you expect all those stylizations to be kept, even if they don't translate well? Or are you willing to let more wild aspects of the character's design be neutralized? Is keeping the consistent style of your character a must-have for you, or do you like seeing how artists choose to represent your character?[/b]

[geotalon]

Heya, guys! My species is now live, please visit HERE to see the species and info on them. Be sure to watch when I post new ones. I'm also taking suggestions on pallets for the first couple so either comment there or PM me.

As a celebration, my love made me my first Kintaur! I still need to give him a name, but here is my custom;
lines by me, design by rocking-roses on DA


hnnn look at that design and those colors ;o;

[teaqarties]

I got a new character ;; v ;; - im so happy - been awhile since I've gotten a new character
my new lovely anthro lady - no name yet - I will need some suggestions ^^
I own the first - the lovely Siamese cat

by sorrysales

I am like really wanting art of her - willing to pay with art, pets, and points ^^
I am also looking for possible love interest and friends for her

[NizoLuv]

1. Do you prefer to plot out all the details of your commission yourself, or let the artist have more free reign? (i.e., do you say "i want my character doing this with this expression and this pose in this bg," or are you more of a "here's my character, have fun" type of orderer?)

I pretty much give the artist free reign. I'm happy as long as they're drawing my character. Though i might suggest an expression id want. But other than that, i normally don't care.

2. Does the artist live-streaming the commission increase it's desirability to you? If an artist had slots available for a commission that would be done in a livestream, versus ones done in the traditional "off-camera" way, are the streamed commissions more intriguing to you? Would you purchase a commission during a stream that you otherwise wouldn't have considered?

Hmm. I don't care either way. Though if they offer to stream it, i'd be happy to see it. Both ways it'll end with a finished commission.

3. Similar to question 1, do you like to pick out the exact style your art is done in, or are you ok with more randomized results? For example, if an artist could do drawings as speedpaints, realism, clean, stylized - a variety of styles - would you like to choose a specific style for your commission, or would you rather have the artist pick whichever they're 'feeling' for your character?

I think that would depend on the character and the artist's style as a whole. I personally think my characters look better in certain styles more than others. But if its not an option to pick, i don't really mind either way.

4. For very stylized characters, how much are you willing to compromise? For example if you had a character that was always drawn in a consistent exaggerated way (overly skinny, furry, or disproportionate to the species, as an example) and you commissioned a more realistic artist, do you expect all those stylizations to be kept, even if they don't translate well? Or are you willing to let more wild aspects of the character's design be neutralized? Is keeping the consistent style of your character a must-have for you, or do you like seeing how artists choose to represent your character?
I'd much rather prefer my character's design to stay as it is. Though if i thought the character would look odd in that style or if the artist would be uncomfortable/dissatisfied with it, i'd probably use a different character.

[scolipede.]

1. Do you prefer to plot out all the details of your commission yourself, or let the artist have more free reign? (i.e., do you say "i want my character doing this with this expression and this pose in this bg," or are you more of a "here's my character, have fun" type of orderer?)
Depends~! Most of the time I let them decide whatever they want to do, I'm not really picky. Sometimes, when they ask me, I'll tell them some random idea~! Otherwise it's just whatever~! They do a beautiful job on all their pieces, even if it's not what I was initially thinking, and thus I normally never complain~!

2. Does the artist live-streaming the commission increase it's desirability to you? If an artist had slots available for a commission that would be done in a livestream, versus ones done in the traditional "off-camera" way, are the streamed commissions more intriguing to you? Would you purchase a commission during a stream that you otherwise wouldn't have considered?
I don't purchase commissions via stream, ever. I do enjoy going to streams at which they do my commission, however! I don't have a preference of whether they do it off camera or where I can watch, either.

3. Similar to question 1, do you like to pick out the exact style your art is done in, or are you ok with more randomized results? For example, if an artist could do drawings as speedpaints, realism, clean, stylized - a variety of styles - would you like to choose a specific style for your commission, or would you rather have the artist pick whichever they're 'feeling' for your character?
Personally I enjoy picking, if they offer me the option! If not, I don't want to bother and thus I let them do what they want~! However, most of the time they have a roundabout style, anyways.

4. For very stylized characters, how much are you willing to compromise? For example if you had a character that was always drawn in a consistent exaggerated way (overly skinny, furry, or disproportionate to the species, as an example) and you commissioned a more realistic artist, do you expect all those stylizations to be kept, even if they don't translate well? Or are you willing to let more wild aspects of the character's design be neutralized? Is keeping the consistent style of your character a must-have for you, or do you like seeing how artists choose to represent your character?
It depends on my character. Bobette, who is my false-fursona, is completely unrealistic. He has absolutely no shading, no paws, and no bumps on his face. If I were to order art and they took that away, it wouldn't be the same. However, if it were someone like Narayne, who is thinner than most anything, I wouldn't mind whatsoever if they drew her like a normal animal. It just depends.

[Hedgie;]

Still selling characters!

http://sainler.deviantart.com/journal/S ... -460620587

More have been added!

Prices lowered!

[Rabbit]

1. Do you prefer to plot out all the details of your commission yourself, or let the artist have more free reign? (i.e., do you say "i want my character doing this with this expression and this pose in this bg," or are you more of a "here's my character, have fun" type of orderer?)

Personally, I feel that to get the most out of commissioning someone, you should give them at least a fair amount of artistic freedom. I know that even with Dreamworks (I knew someone who worked there), they typically just tell the rough skeleton on what they're wanting, and let the artist have their freedom. I typically just give the artist free range, maybe include a little specific, like if i want a certain accessory or object included.

2. Does the artist live-streaming the commission increase it's desirability to you? If an artist had slots available for a commission that would be done in a livestream, versus ones done in the traditional "off-camera" way, are the streamed commissions more intriguing to you? Would you purchase a commission during a stream that you otherwise wouldn't have considered?

I do love watching people draw art for me, but it doesn't majorly affect my decisions~

3. Similar to question 1, do you like to pick out the exact style your art is done in, or are you ok with more randomized results? For example, if an artist could do drawings as speedpaints, realism, clean, stylized - a variety of styles - would you like to choose a specific style for your commission, or would you rather have the artist pick whichever they're 'feeling' for your character?

Depends on the character. Sometimes I'd like my more gruff/mature/rough characters to have a more realistic or tougher look to their art, whereas my more cutesy or childish characters would have more cute/chibi art~ Most artists can get a decent idea of what style to do according to their looks and personality anyways, so I don't really have a problem with giving them their freedom.

4. For very stylized characters, how much are you willing to compromise? For example if you had a character that was always drawn in a consistent exaggerated way (overly skinny, furry, or disproportionate to the species, as an example) and you commissioned a more realistic artist, do you expect all those stylizations to be kept, even if they don't translate well? Or are you willing to let more wild aspects of the character's design be neutralized? Is keeping the consistent style of your character a must-have for you, or do you like seeing how artists choose to represent your character?


I'm more accepting if the character isn't perfect, but i'm definitely pleased and happy when the artist tries to keep the proportions~

[MotleyPlaysArk]

So I'm working to achieve my dreamie CS pet: the July PPS. In order to achieve this, I am selling nearly all my characters for September-Main List Pets. C$ of equal value is acceptable, too! Click the s.tash link below to see them all:

http://s102.photobucket.com/user/Kasada ... t=2&page=1

[monty]

I just won this pretty bae!! uvu
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I'm looking for some art of her as well as some of my other characters, I can pay in rares. Please PM me if you're interested or check here for more characters I'm seeking art for uvu