This sheet helps showcase a little bit of everything. My full commission sheet is listed here.

Standard / Rendered / Illustrated?

This is what I define for my commissions. A simple 3-tier like system.

○ Standard ...
Just the basics. This is the default when commissioning without specifying anything else.

○ Rendered ...
Want a little extra fancy? Got more coin to spare? This is for you.

○ Illustrated ...
Only for those who seriously enjoy art, and have the patience.

This really boils down to two things.
1) Personal preference.
2) Budget.

Helpful Tips

Ask yourself this when ordering...
Character Complexity: Can you describe this character in one reasonable sentence?
Props: How detailed are the items (clothes, accessories, etc), and how precise do they need to be?

If you can be reasonable and honest with yourself, provide me a budget and I will work with it.

If you only want something basic (nothing wrong with basic) that's totally okay too. Let's work together!

Here's my example of the image above.

SelfDugGrave wrote:"My character Gingerbread is a pinata monster. He is about 8-9ft tall, and has a mix of fluff and confetti papers in his fur. He has goo/candy insides and star eyes when he's excited.
I'd like a halfbody with Gingerbread going through a wild sugar rush and devouring sugary foods excitedly. He has optional reins used to restrain him although they don't do a good job, and act more like an accessory."

Gingerbread cannot be described in one reasonable sentence, therefore is complex by default. Bones are showing, goo is involved, and a new texture alongside fur? Specific details like the eyes, main body, and reins all requested. There is no "base animal" to pull a good idea what general shapes and structure to use. This is a monster. For more information on a complexity scale, please see this post.

How to order

See my full commission sheet up at the top.

Source image: here