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I'm still relatively new to doing commissioned art work, so my prices are a little lower than most accomplished artists on this forum.

Regardless the reason, I'm here to do quick work and to be paid accordingly. I, however, won't compromise quality for speed.

Things I will draw:
Adult Content
BoyxGirl
BoyxBoy
GirlxGirl
Couples
Groups
Furries
Anthro

Things I will not draw:
Mecha
Backgrounds (I can use a single color fill or gradient if you don't want it to be transparent when getting CG, but I'm not good at elaborate backgrounds)
(Perhaps more to come if I'm asked or think of it later)

Prices:
Single Character:
Sketch $2
Line Art: $4
CG $7

Couples:
(Poses may change the price, we will discuss it over PM)
Sketch $5
Line Art $7
CG $10

Groups:
(3 characters)
Sketch $7
Lineart $10
CG $25
Additional Character:
+$2 sketch per
+$3 Lineart per
+$5 CG per

Sprites:
(one pose/3 expressions)
$20

Additional expression:
+$2 per

Additional Pose:
+$5 per

Additional outfit:
+$5 per


Samples!:
(Will PM Adult Content Samples)

Sketch: Lineart: CG:
Slots:
Paid:
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Free:
(Accepted on inspiration and motivation/time. You may get a sketch/lineart/CG/or even possibly any combo of a Chibi)
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I only accept paypal.

More samples:
Sketch: Line Art: CG: My Gallery:
http://adelaidedellarue.deviantart.com/gallery/

Added a 2 for 1 special for the first 3 paid orders. c:

Another of any same or lesser value as your commission. (Ex. Buy a CG Person and get a second one free, buy a couple sketch get another or a single sketch free, etc Any combonation so long as it's less or equal value.) c:

Also looking for honest critique to improve.

I think the pictures in your second post are better than the ones in your first post. First impressions are important.
I am a bit surprised that nobody has responded yet.

fleet wrote:I think the pictures in your second post are better than the ones in your first post. First impressions are important.
I am a bit surprised that nobody has responded yet.

I mainly did it as is to show the process of sketch to line to CG. It is why I included the second post, though.

Thanks for stopping by!

PM or Email me for discussing the commission.

roziepoziecommissions@hotmail.com

Please don't request here to keep the thread clean.
I will post finished art though.

Critique is fine.

Any paid art is yours to use as you wish. Please give me credit, even if you change the image in any way.

Do not resell my art.

Do not claim my art as your own. You own the piece, but you are not it's creator.

Got a website for my commissions.

http://roziepoziecommissi.wix.com/commissions

I currently have a house visitor who has a tablet so while I get to play around with it I'm offering this flash sale!

Chibis:

Lined - $1
Full Color - $5

I don't get to keep the tablet long so order now!

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Sample:

It doesn't look like you're getting any line thickness variation, which is something you generally want when you're using a tablet. You might want to make sure you've got the right drivers installed. You should be able to download them from the website of the tablet manufacturer.

Also, if you're normally inking with a mouse, I highly recommend Paint Tool SAI. It has line stabilization to smooth things out, and it also makes it easy to tweak line thickness manually.

Morgan_R wrote:It doesn't look like you're getting any line thickness variation, which is something you generally want when you're using a tablet. You might want to make sure you've got the right drivers installed. You should be able to download them from the website of the tablet manufacturer.

Also, if you're normally inking with a mouse, I highly recommend Paint Tool SAI. It has line stabilization to smooth things out, and it also makes it easy to tweak line thickness manually.

I have SAI and I really like using it, but I can't figure out how to make the background transparent on it. I've tried googling it but I can't seem to get it to work.

RoziePozie wrote:

Morgan_R wrote:It doesn't look like you're getting any line thickness variation, which is something you generally want when you're using a tablet. You might want to make sure you've got the right drivers installed. You should be able to download them from the website of the tablet manufacturer.

Also, if you're normally inking with a mouse, I highly recommend Paint Tool SAI. It has line stabilization to smooth things out, and it also makes it easy to tweak line thickness manually.

I have SAI and I really like using it, but I can't figure out how to make the background transparent on it. I've tried googling it but I can't seem to get it to work.

It's already transparent when you first start up the program. All you have to do is make a new layer on top of the white layer that it starts you off with. As long as your line art layer is above the lower layer, you can color on all lower layers without coloring over lines.